| Unit | GC |
|---|---|
| Name | gigacoulomb |
| Category | Electric Charge |
| Details | A gigacoulomb (GC) is a unit used to measure electric charge in the field of electromagnetism and electrostatics. One gigacoulomb is equivalent to one billion (10^9) coulombs. The coulomb (C), named after French physicist Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, is the SI unit of electric charge. It represents the quantity of charge that passes through a conductor's cross-section when a current of one ampere flows for one second. Therefore, one gigacoulomb signifies a significantly larger amount of electric charge, which may be applicable in large-scale science or engineering applications. |
GC(gigacoulomb) to aAh(attoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to aAs(attoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to abC(abcoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to aC(attocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to Ah(ampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to As(ampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to C(coulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to cAh(centiampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to cAs(centiampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to cC(centicoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to daAh(decaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to daAs(decaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to daC(decacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to dAh(deciampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to dAs(deciampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to dC(decicoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to EAh(exaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to EAs(exaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to EC(exacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to fAh(femtoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to fAs(femtoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to fC(femtocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to GAh(gigaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to GAs(gigaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to hAh(hectoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to hAs(hectoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to hC(hectocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to kAh(kiloampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to kAs(kiloampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to kC(kilocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to MAh(megaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to mAh(milliampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to MAs(megaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to mAs(milliampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to MC(megacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to mC(millicoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to nAh(nanoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to nAs(nanoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to nC(nanocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to PAh(petaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to pAh(picoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to PAs(petaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to pAs(picoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to PC(petacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to pC(picocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to TAh(teraampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to TAs(teraampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to TC(teracoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to yAh(yoctoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to YAh(yottaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to yAs(yoctoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to YAs(yottaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to yC(yoctocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to YC(yottacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to zAh(zeptoampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to ZAh(zettaampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to zAs(zeptoampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to ZAs(zettaampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to zC(zeptocoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to ZC(zettacoulomb)GC(gigacoulomb) to µAh(microampere-hour)GC(gigacoulomb) to µAs(microampere-second)GC(gigacoulomb) to µC(microcoulomb)