Discover the effortless transformation from ct to pg using Newtum's Carat to Picogram Converter. Dive into the precision of converting gemstone weight into scientific measurement.
A carat, symbolized as 'ct,' is a unit of weight used for gemstones and pearls. The carat, which equals 200 milligrams, is internationally recognized and often used in the jewelry industry. One carat can be further subdivided into 100 points to provide a precise measurement. The definition adheres to a standardized metric carat established in the early 20th century to ensure consistency in the trade of gemstones.
Definition of PicogramA picogram is a unit of mass in the metric system, symbolized as 'pg.' It equals one trillionth (1/1,000,000,000,000) of a gram, which is the standard unit of mass in the metric system. This incredibly small measurement is used in scientific fields such as chemistry, biology, and pharmacology, where precision at a molecular level is crucial. The picogram helps in quantifying extremely minute substances, such as DNA strands or pharmaceutical doses.
Carat (ct) | Picogram (pg) |
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0.01 ct | 2,000,000 pg |
0.1 ct | 20,000,000 pg |
0.2 ct | 40,000,000 pg |
0.3 ct | 60,000,000 pg |
0.4 ct | 80,000,000 pg |
0.5 ct | 100,000,000 pg |
0.6 ct | 120,000,000 pg |
0.7 ct | 140,000,000 pg |
0.8 ct | 160,000,000 pg |
0.9 ct | 180,000,000 pg |
1 ct | 200,000,000 pg |
1 ct = 200,000,000 pg
1 pg = 0.000000005 ct
Example 1:
convert 1 ct to pg:
1 ct = 1 × 200,000,000 pg = 200,000,000 pg
Example 2:
convert 0.5 ct to pg:
0.5 ct = 0.5 × 200,000,000 pg = 100,000,000 pg
The history of converting carat to picogram harks back to the precision required in gemology and scientific measurement. Carat, a term dating to ancient times for weighing precious items, is now harmonized with the metric system, while the picogram, a modern metric unit, measures extremely light substances. This converter bridges traditional gemstone trade with modern scientific accuracy.
Explore the practical applications of our Carat to Picogram Converter that extends its utility beyond the realms of jewelry and gemology into various scientific domains.
Example 1:
To convert 2 carats to picograms:
2 ct = 2 × 200,000,000 pg = 400,000,000 pg
Example 2:
To convert 0.25 carats to picograms:
0.25 ct = 0.25 × 200,000,000 pg = 50,000,000 pg