Linear Charge Density

1 Franklin/Centimeter = 3.34e-11 Coulomb/Millimeter - one Franklin/Centimeter is equal to 3.34e-11 Coulomb/Millimeter. Use our free online Franklin/Centimeter to Coulomb/Millimeter converter to quickly convert Franklin/Centimeter to Coulomb/Millimeter for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Franklin/Centimeter to Coulomb/Millimeter Converter

Abcoulomb/Centimeter

Abcoulomb/Foot

Abcoulomb/Inch

Abcoulomb/Kilometer

Abcoulomb/Meter

Abcoulomb/Micrometer

Abcoulomb/Millimeter

Abcoulomb/Nanometer

Abcoulomb/Yard

Ampere Hour/Centimeter

Ampere Hour/Foot

Ampere Hour/Inch

Ampere Hour/Kilometer

Ampere Hour/Meter

Ampere Hour/Micrometer

Ampere Hour/Millimeter

Ampere Hour/Nanometer

Ampere Hour/Yard

Ampere Second/Centimeter

Ampere Second/Foot

Ampere Second/Inch

Ampere Second/Kilometer

Ampere Second/Meter

Ampere Second/Micrometer

Ampere Second/Millimeter

Ampere Second/Nanometer

Ampere Second/Yard

Coulomb/Centimeter

Coulomb/Foot

Coulomb/Inch

Coulomb/Kilometer

Coulomb/Meter

Coulomb/Micrometer

Coulomb per millimeter is a unit of measurement for linear charge density.  It is defined as charge in coulomb per length in millimeter of an object with only one dimension.

Coulomb/Millimeter

Coulomb/Nanometer

Coulomb/Yard

Elementary Charge/Centimeter

Elementary Charge/Foot

Elementary Charge/Inch

Elementary Charge/Kilometer

Elementary Charge/Meter

Elementary Charge/Micrometer

Elementary Charge/Millimeter

Elementary Charge/Nanometer

Elementary Charge/Yard

ESU of Charge/Centimeter

ESU of Charge/Foot

ESU of Charge/Inch

ESU of Charge/Kilometer

ESU of Charge/Meter

ESU of Charge/Micrometer

ESU of Charge/Millimeter

ESU of Charge/Nanometer

ESU of Charge/Yard

Faraday/Centimeter [C12]

Faraday/Foot [C12]

Faraday/Inch [C12]

Faraday/Kilometer [C12]

Faraday/Meter [C12]

Faraday/Micrometer [C12]

Faraday/Millimeter [C12]

Faraday/Nanometer [C12]

Faraday/Yard [C12]

Franklin per centimeter is a unit of measurement for linear charge density.  It is defined as charge in franklin per length in centimeter of an object with only one dimension.

Franklin/Centimeter

Franklin/Foot

Franklin/Inch

Franklin/Kilometer

Franklin/Meter

Franklin/Micrometer

Franklin/Millimeter

Franklin/Nanometer

Franklin/Yard

Kilocoulomb/Centimeter

Kilocoulomb/Foot

Kilocoulomb/Inch

Kilocoulomb/Kilometer

Kilocoulomb/Meter

Kilocoulomb/Micrometer

Kilocoulomb/Millimeter

Kilocoulomb/Nanometer

Kilocoulomb/Yard

Millicoulomb/Centimeter

Millicoulomb/Foot

Millicoulomb/Inch

Millicoulomb/Kilometer

Millicoulomb/Meter

Millicoulomb/Micrometer

Millicoulomb/Millimeter

Millicoulomb/Nanometer

Millicoulomb/Yard

Megacoulomb/Centimeter

Megacoulomb/Foot

Megacoulomb/Inch

Megacoulomb/Kilometer

Megacoulomb/Meter

Megacoulomb/Micrometer

Megacoulomb/Millimeter

Megacoulomb/Nanometer

Megacoulomb/Yard

Microcoulomb/Centimeter

Microcoulomb/Foot

Microcoulomb/Inch

Microcoulomb/Kilometer

Microcoulomb/Meter

Microcoulomb/Micrometer

Microcoulomb/Millimeter

Microcoulomb/Nanometer

Microcoulomb/Yard

Nanocoulomb/Centimeter

Nanocoulomb/Foot

Nanocoulomb/Inch

Nanocoulomb/Kilometer

Nanocoulomb/Meter

Nanocoulomb/Micrometer

Nanocoulomb/Millimeter

Nanocoulomb/Nanometer

Nanocoulomb/Yard

Statcoulomb/Centimeter

Statcoulomb/Foot

Statcoulomb/Inch

Statcoulomb/Kilometer

Statcoulomb/Meter

Statcoulomb/Micrometer

Statcoulomb/Millimeter

Statcoulomb/Nanometer

Statcoulomb/Yard