Converting Faraday to Ampere-minute | Electric charge

What is Faraday (F)

Faraday (F) is a unit of electric charge named after Michael Faraday, a British scientist. One Faraday is equal to the charge of one mole of electrons, which is approximately equal to

What is Ampere-minute (Amin)

Ampere-minute (Amin) is a unit of electric charge commonly used for certain electrochemical calculations. One Ampere-minute is equal to one Ampere of current flowing for one minute.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between Faraday (F) and Ampere-minute (Amin) is:

Examples

1. Converting 7 Faraday to Ampere-minute:

   7 F×1608.089=11256.62 Amin

2. Converting 12 Ampere-minute to Faraday:

   12 Amin×0.007462274=0.0006218561 F

3. Converting 16 Faraday to Ampere-minute:

   16 F×1608.089=25729.42 Amin

4. Converting 7 Ampere-minute to Faraday:

   7 Amin×0.004352993=0.0006218561 F

5. Converting 12 Faraday to Ampere-minute:

   12 F×1608.089=19297.07 Amin

6. Converting 16 Ampere-minute to Faraday:

   16 Amin×0.009949698=0.001603613 F

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