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Coulomb per kilogram to Parker Converter

Use this page to convert coulomb per kilogram values into parker, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.

Coulomb per kilogram

The amount of radiation that creates one coulomb of charge in one kilogram of dry air.

History: Replaced the roentgen as the standard unit for radiation exposure in the SI system.

Current use: Used in radiation protection and dosimetry to measure the ionizing ability of X-rays and gamma rays in air.

Also written as C/kg.

Parker

Equivalent to the roentgen in most contexts.

History: Named after Herbert Parker, a pioneer in health physics.

Current use: Obsolete, used only in historical radiation safety texts.

Also written as parker.

Coulomb per kilogram to Parker table

Coulomb per kilogram [C/kg]Parker [parker]
0.01 C/kg38.7596899224806 parker
0.1 C/kg387.596899224806 parker
1 C/kg3,875.96899224806 parker
2 C/kg7,751.93798449612 parker
5 C/kg19,379.8449612403 parker
10 C/kg38,759.6899224806 parker
20 C/kg77,519.3798449612 parker
50 C/kg193,798.449612403 parker
100 C/kg387,596.899224806 parker

Frequently asked questions

  • How many Parker (parker) are in one Coulomb per kilogram (C/kg)?

    One Coulomb per kilogram equals 3,875.96899224806 Parker.

  • How do you convert Coulomb per kilogram to Parker?

    Multiply the Coulomb per kilogram value by 3,875.96899224806 to get the result in Parker.

  • How do you convert Parker back to Coulomb per kilogram?

    Multiply the Parker value by 0.000258 to get back to Coulomb per kilogram.

  • What is 0.001 Coulomb per kilogram in Parker?

    0.001 Coulomb per kilogram equals 3.87596899224806 Parker.