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Charge Converter

Unit conversion from electric charge unit to another electric charge unit like Coulombs, Millicoulombs, Microcoulombs, Nanocoulombs, Picocoulombs, Kilocoulombs, Megacoulombs, Elementary Charges, Faradays, Abcoulombs, and Statcoulombs.

Result

mC

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Formula

Conversion Formula 

1 C
1.000000 C × 1000 → 1000.000 mC
About

About Electric Charge

Electric charge is a property of matter that makes it feel a force when placed in an electromagnetic field.

  • Coulomb (C) - SI unit for electric charge.
  • Millicoulomb (mC) - One-thousandth of a Coulomb.
  • Microcoulomb (μC) - One-millionth of a Coulomb.
  • Nanocoulomb (nC) - One-billionth of a Coulomb.
  • Picocoulomb (pC) - One-trillionth of a Coulomb.
  • Kilocoulomb (kC) - One thousand Coulombs.
  • Megacoulomb (MC) - One million Coulombs.
  • Elementary Charge (e) - One proton's charge.
  • Faraday (Fd) - Electric charge on a mole of electrons.
  • Abcoulomb (abC) - CGS unit of electromagnetism (1 abC = 10 C).
  • Statcoulomb (statC) - CGS unit of electrostatics (1 statC ≈ 3.33564×10⁻¹⁰ C).
Units

Units of Charge

Electric charge is a fundamental property of matter that determines the electromagnetic interaction of matter. To measure electric charge in various scientific and practical situations, a number of units have been established.

  • Coulomb (C): The unit of electric charge in the SI system, representing the charge transported by a current of one ampere in one second.
  • Millicoulomb (mC), Microcoulomb (μC), Nanocoulomb (nC), Picocoulomb (pC): Submultiples used to quantify smaller quantities, especially in electronics and particle physics.
  • Kilocoulomb (kC), Megacoulomb (MC): Units for larger quantities of charge, applied in electrical engineering and high-energy physics.
  • Elementary Charge (e): The charge of a single proton or the magnitude of the charge of a single electron, a fundamental physical constant.
  • Faraday (Fd): Equal to the amount of charge per mole of electrons, mainly used in electrochemistry.
  • Abcoulomb (abC): A CGS electromagnetic system unit.
  • Statcoulomb (statC): From the electrostatic unit system, an obsolete unit still relevant in theoretical and practical electromagnetism.

Together, these charge units form a complete system to quantify electric charge, enabling precise measurements across the different branches of science and industrial practice.