Converting from Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin) | Electric charge

What is Faraday (F)

Faraday (F) is a unit of electric charge named after the British scientist Michael Faraday. It represents the magnitude of the electric charge per mole of electrons.

What is Milliampere-minute (mAmin)

Milliampere-minute (mAmin) is a unit of electric charge commonly used in electrochemistry. It measures the quantity of electricity flowing in a circuit for one minute at a current of one milliampere.

Conversion Formulas

• To convert from Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin):

  mAmin=F×1608089

• To convert from Milliampere-minute (mAmin) to Faraday (F):

  F=mAmin×0.0000006218561

Examples

1. Converting 7 Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin):

   • 7 F=7×1608089=11256620 mAmin

2. Converting 13 Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin):

   • 13 F=13×1608089=20905160 mAmin

3. Converting 2 Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin):

   • 2 F=2×1608089=3216178 mAmin

4. Converting 7 Milliampere-minute (mAmin) to Faraday (F):

   • 7 mAmin=7×0.0000006218561=0.000004352993 F

5. Converting 13 Milliampere-minute (mAmin) to Faraday (F):

   • 13 mAmin=13×0.0000006218561=0.00000808413 F

6. Converting 2 Milliampere-minute (mAmin) to Faraday (F):

   • 2 mAmin=2×0.0000006218561=0.000001243712 F

Use this page to perform converting from Faraday (F) to Milliampere-minute (mAmin).