Hectocoulomb is a unit of electric charge measurement, where 1 hectocoulomb is equal to 100 coulomb. The symbol hC is used to represent it.
The following is a conversion chart to help you compare other units with hectocoulomb:
| Unit | Conversion |
|---|---|
| Attocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+20 aC |
| Centicoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+4 cC |
| Coulomb | 1 hC = 100 C |
| Decacoulomb | 1 hC = 10 daC |
| Decicoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+3 dC |
| Exacoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-16 EC |
| Femtocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+17 fC |
| Gigacoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-7 GC |
| Hectocoulomb | 1 hC = 1 hC |
| Kilocoulomb | 1 hC = 0.1 kC |
| Megacoulomb | 1 hC = 0.0001 MC |
| Microcoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+8 µC |
| Millicoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+5 mC |
| Nanocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+11 nC |
| Petacoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-13 PC |
| Picocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+14 pC |
| Teracoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-10 TC |
| Yoctocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+26 yC |
| Yottacoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-22 YC |
| Zeptocoulomb | 1 hC = 1.00e+23 zC |
| Zettacoulomb | 1 hC = 1e-19 ZC |
| Statcoulomb | 1 hC = 3.00e+11 statC |
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