Electric charge is a fundamental property of matter that causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field. It is measured in coulombs (C).
1 statA·s = 333.564 pC
1 pC = 0.003 statA·s
Example:
Convert 15 Statampere-Second to Picocoulomb:
15 statA·s = 5,003.46 pC
| Statampere-Second | Picocoulomb |
|---|---|
| 0.01 statA·s | 3.336 pC |
| 0.1 statA·s | 33.356 pC |
| 1 statA·s | 333.564 pC |
| 2 statA·s | 667.128 pC |
| 3 statA·s | 1,000.692 pC |
| 5 statA·s | 1,667.82 pC |
| 10 statA·s | 3,335.64 pC |
| 20 statA·s | 6,671.28 pC |
| 30 statA·s | 10,006.92 pC |
| 40 statA·s | 13,342.56 pC |
| 50 statA·s | 16,678.2 pC |
| 60 statA·s | 20,013.84 pC |
| 70 statA·s | 23,349.48 pC |
| 80 statA·s | 26,685.12 pC |
| 90 statA·s | 30,020.76 pC |
| 100 statA·s | 33,356.4 pC |
| 250 statA·s | 83,391 pC |
| 500 statA·s | 166,782 pC |
| 750 statA·s | 250,173 pC |
| 1000 statA·s | 333,564 pC |
| 10000 statA·s | 3,335,640 pC |
| 100000 statA·s | 33,356,400 pC |
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