franklin to ESU of charge
Please provide values below to convert franklin [Fr] to ESU of charge, or change ↔.
franklin [Fr]
Definition: A unit of charge equal to the charge of a single electron, 1.602 x 10^-19 coulombs.
Historyandorigin: Named after Benjamin Franklin, it was used in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system.
CurrentUse: Not commonly used today, but has historical significance in early electrostatic measurements.
funfact: The franklin was one of the earliest ways of quantifying electric charge in terms of everyday objects like an electron!
ESU of charge
Definition: Electrostatic unit of charge, another term for statcoulomb in the CGS system.
Historyandorigin: Part of the electrostatic system used before the adoption of SI units.
CurrentUse: Very rarely used, mostly in theoretical contexts.
funfact: While seldom encountered today, the ESU of charge played a significant role in early electrostatic theory!
franklin [Fr] to ESU of charge Conversion Table
| 1 franklin [Fr] | 1 ESU of charge |
| 2 franklin [Fr] | 2 ESU of charge |
| 3 franklin [Fr] | 3 ESU of charge |
| 5 franklin [Fr] | 5 ESU of charge |
| 10 franklin [Fr] | 10 ESU of charge |
| 50 franklin [Fr] | 50 ESU of charge |
| 100 franklin [Fr] | 100 ESU of charge |
| 1000 franklin [Fr] | 1000 ESU of charge |
| 10000 franklin [Fr] | 10000 ESU of charge |
| 100000 franklin [Fr] | 100000 ESU of charge |
| 1000000 franklin [Fr] | 1000000 ESU of charge |
How to Convert franklin to ESU of charge
1 franklin [Fr] = 1 ESU of charge
1 ESU of charge = 1 franklin [Fr]
we use cross multiplication method
franklin [Fr] → ESU of charge
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5