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Abcoulomb per cubic centimeter (abC/cm³)

CGS unit: 10 C per 10⁻⁶ m³, exactly 10⁷ C/m³.

What is an abcoulomb per cubic centimeter?

Symbol
abC/cm³
Quantity
Volume Charge Density
Unit system
CGS
Definition
CGS unit: 10 C per 10⁻⁶ m³, exactly 10⁷ C/m³.
Exact
Yes, the value is exact by definition
Source
NIST Special Publication 811 (2008), Appendix B.8

Common applications

A CGS electromagnetic unit. It appears mainly in older physics literature and CGS-based texts.

Abcoulomb per cubic centimeter in other volume charge density units

Abcoulomb per cubic centimeter quick reference

Abcoulomb per cubic centimeter in other units
Abcoulomb per cubic centimeterCoulomb per cubic meterCoulomb per cubic centimeterCoulomb per liter
1 abC/cm³= 10000000 C/m³= 10 C/cm³= 10000 C/L
10 abC/cm³= 100000000 C/m³= 100 C/cm³= 100000 C/L
100 abC/cm³= 1000000000 C/m³= 1000 C/cm³= 1000000 C/L
1000 abC/cm³= 10000000000 C/m³= 10000 C/cm³= 10000000 C/L

Where the abcoulomb per cubic centimeter fits

The next smaller volume charge density unit is the coulomb per cubic centimeter (C/cm³). 1 abC/cm³ = 10 C/cm³, and 1 C/cm³ = 0.1 abC/cm³.

Frequently asked questions

How many coulombs per cubic meter are in one abcoulomb per cubic centimeter?
One abcoulomb per cubic centimeter = 10000000 C/m³ (coulombs per cubic meter).
How many coulombs per cubic centimeter are in one abcoulomb per cubic centimeter?
One abcoulomb per cubic centimeter = 10 C/cm³ (coulombs per cubic centimeter).
How many coulombs per liter are in one abcoulomb per cubic centimeter?
One abcoulomb per cubic centimeter = 10000 C/L (coulombs per liter).