disintegrations/minute to curie
Please provide values below to convert disintegrations/minute to curie [Ci], or change ↔.
disintegrations/minute
Definition: A unit of radioactivity equivalent to one disintegration per minute.
Historyandorigin: Used as an alternative to disintegrations per second for smaller or less intense radioactive substances.
CurrentUse: Less common but used in low-level radioactivity measurements where the decay rate is slower.
funfact: Disintegrations per minute is more commonly used in older research or for measurements in laboratory settings!
curie [Ci]
Definition: A unit of radioactivity, where 1 curie equals 3.7 × 10^10 disintegrations per second (or 37 billion Bq).
Historyandorigin: Named after Marie and Pierre Curie, who pioneered research on radioactivity in the early 20th century.
CurrentUse: Still used in some countries, particularly in the U.S., to measure the activity of certain radioactive materials, especially in medical applications.
funfact: The curie was the standard unit of radioactivity before the becquerel became more widely adopted in the SI system!
disintegrations/minute to curie [Ci] Conversion Table
| 1 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-13 curie [Ci] |
| 2 disintegrations/minute | 9.009009009E-13 curie [Ci] |
| 3 disintegrations/minute | 1.351351351E-12 curie [Ci] |
| 5 disintegrations/minute | 2.252252252E-12 curie [Ci] |
| 10 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-12 curie [Ci] |
| 50 disintegrations/minute | 2.252252252E-11 curie [Ci] |
| 100 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-11 curie [Ci] |
| 1000 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-10 curie [Ci] |
| 10000 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-9 curie [Ci] |
| 100000 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-8 curie [Ci] |
| 1000000 disintegrations/minute | 4.504504504E-7 curie [Ci] |
How to Convert disintegrations/minute to curie
1 disintegrations/minute = 4.504504504E-13 curie [Ci]
1 curie [Ci] = 2220000000000 disintegrations/minute
we use cross multiplication method
disintegrations/minute → curie [Ci]
1 → 4.504504504E-13
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*4.504504504E-13=1*x
by simplifying
x=6.756756756E-13