disintegrations/second to rutherford
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disintegrations/second
Definition: A unit of radioactivity equivalent to one disintegration of an atom per second.
Historyandorigin: Used to describe the rate at which atoms undergo radioactive decay.
CurrentUse: This is an informal way to describe radioactivity and is often used in scientific contexts.
funfact: It’s a fundamental way to understand how quickly a radioactive substance is decaying!
rutherford
Definition: A unit of radioactivity, equal to one million disintegrations per second.
Historyandorigin: Named after Ernest Rutherford, a pioneer in the study of radioactivity.
CurrentUse: Historically used for measuring radioactive decay, but it is now obsolete in favor of SI units like becquerels.
funfact: The rutherford was widely used in the early 20th century but has been replaced by more precise SI units today!
disintegrations/second to rutherford Conversion Table
| 1 disintegrations/second | 0.000001 rutherford |
| 2 disintegrations/second | 0.000002 rutherford |
| 3 disintegrations/second | 0.000003 rutherford |
| 5 disintegrations/second | 0.000005 rutherford |
| 10 disintegrations/second | 0.00001 rutherford |
| 50 disintegrations/second | 0.00005 rutherford |
| 100 disintegrations/second | 0.0001 rutherford |
| 1000 disintegrations/second | 0.001 rutherford |
| 10000 disintegrations/second | 0.01 rutherford |
| 100000 disintegrations/second | 0.1 rutherford |
| 1000000 disintegrations/second | 1 rutherford |
How to Convert disintegrations/second to rutherford
1 disintegrations/second = 0.000001 rutherford
1 rutherford = 1000000 disintegrations/second
we use cross multiplication method
disintegrations/second → rutherford
1 → 0.000001
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.000001=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.0000015