gauss to maxwell/square centimeter
Please provide values below to convert gauss [Gs, G] to maxwell/square centimeter, or change ↔.
gauss [Gs, G]
Definition: A CGS unit of magnetic field strength, representing the strength of a magnetic field at a point.
Historyandorigin: Named after Carl Friedrich Gauss, it’s used to measure weaker magnetic fields and is still used in some scientific contexts.
CurrentUse: Still commonly used in fields like geology, where weak magnetic fields are analyzed, such as in magnetometers.
funfact: The gauss is much smaller than the tesla, and it's still popular in contexts involving weak magnetic fields, like in geophysical surveys!
maxwell/square centimeter
Definition: A unit of magnetic flux density, equivalent to one maxwell of flux passing through one square centimeter.
Historyandorigin: This is a smaller unit of maxwell per square meter, again from the CGS system.
CurrentUse: Rarely used today, except in specific scientific contexts or older literature.
funfact: Smaller units like maxwell per square centimeter were used in early electromagnetism but have since been largely replaced!
gauss [Gs, G] to maxwell/square centimeter Conversion Table
| 1 gauss [Gs, G] | 1 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 2 gauss [Gs, G] | 2 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 3 gauss [Gs, G] | 3 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 5 gauss [Gs, G] | 5 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 10 gauss [Gs, G] | 10 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 50 gauss [Gs, G] | 50 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 100 gauss [Gs, G] | 100 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 1000 gauss [Gs, G] | 1000 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 10000 gauss [Gs, G] | 10000 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 100000 gauss [Gs, G] | 100000 maxwell/square centimeter |
| 1000000 gauss [Gs, G] | 1000000 maxwell/square centimeter |
How to Convert gauss to maxwell/square centimeter
1 gauss [Gs, G] = 1 maxwell/square centimeter
1 maxwell/square centimeter = 1 gauss [Gs, G]
we use cross multiplication method
gauss [Gs, G] → maxwell/square centimeter
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5