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Coulombs, amp-hours and the charge in a battery. 6 units, converted from one table of exact factors.

1 milliampere-hour in every other electric charge unit

Computed by the same engine that runs the converter above, so these can never drift apart from it.

FromEqualsUnit
1 milliampere-hour3.6coulomb (C)
1 milliampere-hour3,600millicoulomb (mC)
1 milliampere-hour3,600,000microcoulomb (µC)
1 milliampere-hour0.001ampere-hour (Ah)
1 milliampere-hour2.246943267 × 10^+19elementary charge (e)

What each unit actually is

Most converters give you a number and stop. Where a figure is exact by definition we say so, and where it is an average or shifts with conditions we say that too — that is usually the thing you needed to know.

UnitSymbolWhat it actually is
coulombCOne amp flowing for one second.
millicoulombmC
microcoulombµC
ampere-hourAhExact. Battery capacity is quoted in these.
milliampere-hourmAhWhat a phone battery is labelled with.
elementary chargeeThe charge on one proton. Exact since the 2019 SI redefinition.

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