Example: To convert 5 electron-volt to nanojoule, multiply 5 by 1.60218e-10 to get 8.0109e-10 nJ (8.0109e-10 nJ).
eV | nJ |
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6241495962.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495963.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495964.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495965.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495966.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495967.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495968.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495969.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495970.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495971.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495972.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495973.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495974.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495975.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |
6241495976.752113 eV | 1 nJ (1.0000e+0 nJ) |