Dive into the convenient world of energy conversion with Newtum's Gigajoule to Hartree Energy Converter, an essential tool for professionals and students alike.
A gigajoule (GJ) is a unit of energy in the International System of Units (SI) that is equivalent to one billion joules. It's commonly used to represent large quantities of energy in the fields of science and engineering. For instance, the global production of energy is often quantified in gigajoules. This unit provides a standardized measure for energy resources and consumption, allowing for clear communication and comparison across various energy sources.
Definition of HartreeThe Hartree, also known as Hartree energy (E_h), is the atomic unit of energy in the field of atomic physics. It is named after the British physicist Douglas Hartree. The value is based on the ground-state energy of the hydrogen atom and is used primarily in quantum chemistry and atomic physics for simplifying calculations. One Hartree is approximately equal to 4.35974434 x 10^-18 joules. It serves as a convenient scale when dealing with the minuscule energy levels of electrons in atoms.
Gigajoule (GJ) | Hartree (E_h) |
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0.01 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h |
0.1 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^26 E_h |
1 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^27 E_h |
10 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^28 E_h |
100 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^29 E_h |
1000 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^30 E_h |
10000 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^31 E_h |
100000 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^32 E_h |
1000000 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^33 E_h |
10000000 GJ | 2.293710448 x 10^34 E_h |
1 GJ = 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h
Example 1:
convert 0.5 GJ to E_h:
0.5 GJ = 0.5 × 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h = 1.146855224 x 10^25 E_h
Example 2:
convert 2 GJ to E_h:
2 GJ = 2 × 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h = 4.587420896 x 10^25 E_h
A brief history of the Gigajoule to Hartree Energy Converter traces back to the need for a precise tool that bridges the gap between macroscopic energy units and the quantum scale. It facilitates the conversion of gigajoules, a large-scale energy unit, to Hartrees, which are used in atomic-scale calculations within physics and chemistry.
Exploring the practical applications, the Gigajoule to Hartree Energy Converter serves as an insightful resource in the real-world scenarios.
Example 1:
To convert 0.03 GJ to E_h:
GJ to E_h: 0.03 GJ = 0.03 x 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h = 6.881131344 x 10^23 E_h
Example 2:
To convert 5 GJ to E_h:
GJ to E_h: 5 GJ = 5 x 2.293710448 x 10^25 E_h = 1.146855224 x 10^26 E_h