How Do You Convert 2.36 eV to Joules of Work?

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Start date Jan 10, 2004
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To convert 2.36 eV to joules, multiply by the conversion factor of 1.6 x 10^-19 J per eV. This calculation results in 2.36 eV being equivalent to approximately 3.776 x 10^-19 J. Understanding the relationship between electron volts and joules is crucial for accurate conversions in physics. Work is consistently measured in joules, emphasizing the importance of this conversion in scientific contexts. Accurate conversions are essential for various applications in energy calculations and physics experiments.

Jan 10, 2004

roy5995

How do you convert 2.36eV into work?

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Jan 10, 2004

himanshu121

Pls comprehend a little bit about what ur Que requires

Jan 10, 2004

nix

1.6 x (10^-19 )J = 1 ev
work is measured in joules

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