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Elementary charge to Ampere-hour Converter

Use this page to convert elementary charge values into ampere-hour, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.

Elementary charge

One elementary charge is exactly 1.602176634e-19 coulombs.

History: Elementary charge is a fundamental physical charge scale.

Current use: Used in atomic physics, electronics, particle physics, and electrochemistry.

Also written as e, elementary charges.

Ampere-hour

One ampere-hour is equal to 3600 coulombs.

History: Ampere-hours became common for battery capacity and current-time accounting.

Current use: Used for batteries, power systems, energy storage, and electrical capacity ratings.

Also written as A*h, Ah, amp hour, amp hours, ampere hours.

Elementary charge to Ampere-hour table

Elementary charge [e]Ampere-hour [A*h]
0.01 e4.45049065e-25 A*h
0.1 e4.45049065e-24 A*h
1 e4.45049065e-23 A*h
2 e8.9009813e-23 A*h
5 e2.225245325e-22 A*h
10 e4.45049065e-22 A*h
20 e8.9009813e-22 A*h
50 e2.225245325e-21 A*h
100 e4.45049065e-21 A*h

Frequently asked questions

  • How many Ampere-hour (A*h) are in one Elementary charge (e)?

    One Elementary charge equals 4.45049065e-23 Ampere-hour.

  • How do you convert Elementary charge to Ampere-hour?

    Multiply the Elementary charge value by 4.45049065e-23 to get the result in Ampere-hour.

  • How do you convert Ampere-hour back to Elementary charge?

    Multiply the Ampere-hour value by 22,469,432,668,058,700,000,000 to get back to Elementary charge.

  • What is 1 Elementary charge in Ampere-hour?

    1 Elementary charge equals 4.45049065e-23 Ampere-hour.