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Volume Charge Density Converter

Convert between coulombs per cubic meter, coulombs per cubic centimeter, coulombs per liter, coulombs per cubic inch and other volume charge density units.

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Volume Charge Density units

Every unit below converts to every other one in the calculator. Values are relative to the base unit, the coulomb per cubic meter (C/m³).

Volume Charge Density units and their value in coulomb per cubic meters
UnitSymbolValue
Coulomb per cubic meterC/m³Base unit
Coulomb per cubic centimeterC/cm³= 1000000 C/m³
Coulomb per literC/L= 1000 C/m³
Coulomb per cubic inchC/in³≈ 61023.74409 C/m³
Abcoulomb per cubic centimeterabC/cm³= 10000000 C/m³

Coulomb per cubic meter quick reference

Coulomb per cubic meter in other volume charge density units
Coulomb per cubic meterCoulomb per cubic centimeter
1 C/m³= 0.000001 C/cm³
10 C/m³= 0.00001 C/cm³
100 C/m³= 0.0001 C/cm³
1000 C/m³= 0.001 C/cm³

Among the 5 volume charge density units on this page, the smallest is the coulomb per cubic meter (C/m³) and the largest is the abcoulomb per cubic centimeter (abC/cm³).

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About volume charge density units

Volume charge density is the electric charge per unit volume inside a region, such as a charged cloud, plasma or semiconductor. Its SI unit is the coulomb per cubic meter (C/m³).

Volume factors are the cube of length factors: 1 C/cm³ is exactly 10⁶ C/m³, while 1 C/L is exactly 1000 C/m³ because a liter is 0.001 m³.

Frequently asked questions

How many C/m³ are in 1 C/cm³?
Exactly 1,000,000 C/m³, because one cubic meter contains 10⁶ cubic centimeters.
What symbol is used for volume charge density?
Usually the Greek letter ρ (rho), the same letter used for mass density and resistivity, so check the context.
How many coulombs per cubic centimeter are in one coulomb per cubic meter?
One coulomb per cubic meter = 0.000001 C/cm³ (coulombs per cubic centimeter).