let the charge on each sphere be q
F = kq^2 / r^2
where q = charge and r is the separation between the charges
2.43*10^-21 = 9*10^9*q^2 / 0.35^2
q = -1.82*10^-7 C
excess electron in sphere = -1.82*10^-7 / (-1.6*10^-19) = 1.14*10^12
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