Simple unit conversion tool that helps you to convert electron-volts to gigaelectron-volts.
What you should know about electron-volts and gigaelectron-volts
How many gigaelectron-volts are in one electron-volt?
1 eV = 10-9 eV GeV
How many electron-volts are in one gigaelectron-volt?
1 GeV = 109 eV
Conversion Example:
If we want to convert 4 electron-volts in gigaelectron-volts, then we will proceed as following:
E(GeV) = E(eV) / 109 = 4 eV / 109 4 × 10-9 GeV
Definition of electron-volt provided by Dictionary.com
a unit of energy, equal to the energy acquired by an electron accelerating through a potential difference of one volt and equivalent to 1.602 × 10 −19joules.
Definition of gigaelectron-volt provided by TheFreeDictionary.com
a unit of energy, equal to one billion electron volts (109 eV). Abbr.: GeV
Electron-volts (eV) and Gigaelectron-volts (GeV) are two energy units. Electron-volts and Gigaelectron-volts units are used in various fields of activity such as physics, chemistry and other industries. This calculator is useful both for those who’s working in these fields of activity but also for students who study energies as Electron-volts and Gigaelectron-volts at school.
Our Electron-volts to Gigaelectron-volts converter is especially designed to make your calculations fast. You just need to enter Electron-volts value on the first box and the converter will do the rest for you and automatically convert Electron-volts to Gigaelectron-volts.
Also you have formula for converting Electron-volts to Gigaelectron-volts if you need that in your calculations, but we recommend you to use the Electron-volts to Gigaelectron-volts converter because is very fast and accurate for simple conversions.
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