pinch (imperial)-coomb conversion

Conversion number between pinch (imperial) and coomb is 5.0862630208333 × 10^-6. This means, that pinch (imperial) is smaller unit than coomb.

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from coomb to pinch (imperial) conversion

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pinch (imperial)

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 pinch (imperial) = (exactly) `((1.420653125/1920000)) / (0.14547488)` = 5.0862630208333 × 10^-6 coomb
1 coomb = (exactly) `(0.14547488) / ((1.420653125/1920000))` = 196608 pinch (imperial)
? pinch (imperial) × `((1.420653125/1920000) ("m³"/"pinch (imperial)")) / (0.14547488 ("m³"/"coomb"))` = ? coomb

High precision conversion

If conversion between pinch (imperial) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to coomb is exactly definied, high precision conversion from pinch (imperial) to coomb is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

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pinch (imperial) to coomb conversion chart

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pinch (imperial)	coomb
0	0
10	5.0862630208333 × 10^-5
20	0.00010172526041667
30	0.000152587890625
40	0.00020345052083333
50	0.00025431315104167
60	0.00030517578125
70	0.00035603841145833
80	0.00040690104166667
90	0.000457763671875
100	0.00050862630208333
110	0.00055948893229167

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Convert Pinch (imperial) to other unit:

pinch (imperial)

Definition of pinch (imperial) unit: ≡ 1⁄192 gi (imp) = 1/16 tsp (imp). Imperial pinch is a kitchen volume unit used to dose salt, sugar, spice = 739.92350260416×10⁻⁹ m³

Convert Coomb to other unit:

coomb

Definition of coomb unit: ≡ 4 bu (imp). A coomb is a measure of volume. In 13th century it was defined as 4 imperial bushels = 0.14547488 m³

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