Effortlessly convert Hartree Energy to Kilocalorie IT with our precise Eh to kcal tool. Designed by Newtum, it sparks curiosity and simplifies complex calculations for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
The Hartree, symbolized as Eh, is a unit of energy named after the British physicist Douglas Hartree. It is used in the field of atomic physics and quantum chemistry. The Hartree is specifically the measure of energy in the atomic unit system, equivalent to the energy of a single electron in the ground state of a hydrogen atom. Its value is approximately 4.359744650×10^-18 joules or 27.21138602 electronvolts.
Definition of KilocalorieA Kilocalorie, often denoted as kcal, is a unit of energy commonly used in measuring the calorific, heating, or metabolic value of foods. One Kilocalorie is equivalent to the energy needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius. In dietary terms, the Kilocalorie is used to quantify the amount of energy that food provides to the body. Its scientific equivalent is 1,000 calories, with the calorie being a smaller unit of energy.
Hartree (Eh) | Kilocalorie IT (kcal) |
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1 Eh | 627.509 kcal |
2 Eh | 1255.018 kcal |
3 Eh | 1882.527 kcal |
4 Eh | 2510.036 kcal |
5 Eh | 3137.545 kcal |
6 Eh | 3765.054 kcal |
7 Eh | 4392.563 kcal |
8 Eh | 5020.072 kcal |
9 Eh | 5647.581 kcal |
10 Eh | 6275.090 kcal |
1 Eh = 627.509 kcal
1 kcal = 0.0015936 Eh
Example 1:
Convert 2 Eh to kcal:
2 Eh = 2 × 627.509 kcal = 1255.018 kcal
Example 2:
Convert 5 Eh to kcal:
5 Eh = 5 × 627.509 kcal = 3137.545 kcal
A brief history of the Hartree Energy to Kilocalorie IT conversion reveals its importance in quantum chemistry and physics. Initially defined by Douglas Hartree, the unit has become a standard in atomic-level energy calculations, facilitating the comparison and conversion to more familiar energy units like Kilocalories, thus bridging the gap between microscopic and macroscopic energy scales.
Discover the practicality of our Hartree Energy to Kilocalorie IT Converter as it bridges quantum calculations with everyday energy terms.
Example 1:
Convert 1.5 Eh to kcal:
1.5 Eh = 1.5 × 627.509 kcal = 941.2635 kcal
Example 2:
Convert 0.75 Eh to kcal:
0.75 Eh = 0.75 × 627.509 kcal = 470.63175 kcal