Seamlessly Convert Th to E_h with Our Reliable Tool
(Last Updated On: 2024-10-15)
Explore the ease of converting thermal energy (Th) to the quantum mechanical energy unit (E_h) with Newtum's precise Therm to Hartree Energy Converter. Get curious to unveil the simplicity behind this complex conversion!
What are Therm and Hartree
Definition of Therm
A therm is a non-SI unit of heat energy commonly used in the heating industry. It's equivalent to 100,000 British Thermal Units (BTU) or about 105.5 megajoules. The therm is often used to measure the energy content of natural gas and can be found on utility bills, reflecting the energy consumed.
Definition of Hartree
The Hartree, named after physicist Douglas Hartree, is a unit of energy used in the field of quantum chemistry. It's equivalent to the kinetic energy of an electron in the ground state of a hydrogen atom. One Hartree is about 4.359744650×10^-18 joules. It's a fundamental unit in atomic physics for defining electron voltages and energy levels.
Therm to Hartree Conversion Table
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Therm (Th)
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Hartree (E_h)
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0.1 Th
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9.573 x 10^21 E_h
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0.5 Th
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4.787 x 10^22 E_h
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1 Th
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9.573 x 10^22 E_h
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5 Th
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4.787 x 10^23 E_h
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10 Th
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9.573 x 10^23 E_h
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50 Th
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4.787 x 10^24 E_h
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100 Th
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9.573 x 10^24 E_h
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500 Th
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4.787 x 10^25 E_h
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1000 Th
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9.573 x 10^25 E_h
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5000 Th
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4.787 x 10^26 E_h
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Conversion of Therm to Hartree
1 Th = 9.573 x 10^22 E_h
1 E_h = 1.044 x 10^-23 Th
Example 1:
convert 2 Th to E_h:
2 Th = 2 × 9.573 x 10^22 E_h = 1.915 x 10^23 E_h
Example 2:
convert 0.5 Th to E_h:
0.5 Th = 0.5 × 9.573 x 10^22 E_h = 4.787 x 10^22 E_h
History of Therm and Hartree
A brief history of the Therm to Hartree Energy Converter starts with the therm being established as a unit of heat energy, while the Hartree emerged from quantum mechanics to represent atomic energy levels. The converter was developed to bridge these two distinct domains, providing a tool for scientists and engineers to convert energy values seamlessly.
How to use Therm to Hartree Converter
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Enter the value in therms (Th) in the designated input field.
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Click the 'Convert' button to initiate the conversion process.
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View the result displayed in Hartrees (E_h) in the output field.
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If necessary, use the 'Reset' button to clear the input and start a new conversion.
Real Life Applications of Therm to Hartree
Discover the practical uses of converting Th to E_h and how this tool can enhance understanding and efficiency in energy-related fields.
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Energy research where precise conversions between thermal and quantum units are required.
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Academic settings for teaching students about energy units and conversions.
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Industry professionals who deal with energy transactions between different measurement systems.
Solved Examples Th to E_h
Example 1:
To convert 2 therms to Hartrees, the calculation would be 2 Th multiplied by 9.573 x 10^22, resulting in 1.915 x 10^23 E_h.
Example 2:
Converting 0.5 therms to Hartrees gives us 0.5 Th multiplied by 9.573 x 10^22, equaling 4.787 x 10^22 E_h.
FAQs - Therm to Hartree Energy Converter
What is a Therm?
A therm is a unit of heat energy equal to 100,000 BTU, commonly used for measuring natural gas energy content.
What is a Hartree?
The Hartree is a unit of energy in quantum mechanics, equal to the kinetic energy of an electron in a hydrogen atom's ground state.
How do I convert Th to E_h?
Enter the value in Th, click 'Convert', and the equivalent E_h value will be displayed.
