Physics conversion help
How would I convert 12 atomic units to ev/c^2? I get 1.285*10^-8 but my friend says it's wrong
I get 1.242x10^-7 eV/c^2
as (12x931.5)(1x10^6)/(3x10^8)^2=1.242x10^-7
as (12x931.5)(1x10^6)/(3x10^8)^2=1.242x10^-7
(edited 9 years ago)
1 amu = 0.932x109eV/c2
12amu = 1.1184x1010 eV/c2
12amu = 1.1184x1010 eV/c2
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