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How many electrons are in a volt of electricity?

The electricity we use, is electrons traveling in a stream down a wire, right?  So, how many electrons are in each volt of electricity?  Can we even figure this out?
gpt
a coulomb is 6.241×10^18 electrons creating a charge as in a capacitor.  An Ampere is defined as 1 Coulomb/second flowing through a circuit.  A volt is the amount of pressure needed to force 1 Ampere through a 1 ohm resistance.  

So volts is not a number of electrons, it is a pressure, or potential difference between points in a circuit.