An Engineer in Wonderland: What do volt.seconds look like?

Coulombs I can do.
They quantify charge and are proportional to the number of electrons shifted, and not too difficult to visualise as electrons are real little round things.
In a circuit they are being pushed up a gradient against their natural tendency to stay still, if you get my meaning.
Coulombs get an outing in CΔV=IT, that particularly handy formula for sizing reservoir and de-coupling capacitors.
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