Example: To convert 5 electron-volt to gigawatt-hour, multiply 5 by 4.4505e-32 to get 2.2252e-31 GW*h (2.2252e-31 GW*h).
eV | GW*h |
---|---|
2 eV | 8.9010e-32 GW*h (8.9010e-32 GW*h) |
3 eV | 1.3351e-31 GW*h (1.3351e-31 GW*h) |
4 eV | 1.7802e-31 GW*h (1.7802e-31 GW*h) |
5 eV | 2.2252e-31 GW*h (2.2252e-31 GW*h) |
6 eV | 2.6703e-31 GW*h (2.6703e-31 GW*h) |
7 eV | 3.1153e-31 GW*h (3.1153e-31 GW*h) |
8 eV | 3.5604e-31 GW*h (3.5604e-31 GW*h) |
9 eV | 4.0054e-31 GW*h (4.0054e-31 GW*h) |
10 eV | 4.4505e-31 GW*h (4.4505e-31 GW*h) |
11 eV | 4.8955e-31 GW*h (4.8955e-31 GW*h) |
12 eV | 5.3406e-31 GW*h (5.3406e-31 GW*h) |
13 eV | 5.7856e-31 GW*h (5.7856e-31 GW*h) |
14 eV | 6.2307e-31 GW*h (6.2307e-31 GW*h) |
15 eV | 6.6757e-31 GW*h (6.6757e-31 GW*h) |
16 eV | 7.1208e-31 GW*h (7.1208e-31 GW*h) |