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How to Convert Cgs to SI Units for Flux and Energy Values?
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[QUOTE="SorenaJ, post: 5503502, member: 543897"] Hi I have a value that is 10.7 mJy, that I need to convert to SI units. I thought it would be 1.7*10^(-2)*10^(-26) but that might be wrong? Then I have a flux value, kappa, of 2 cm^2.g^(-1) that needs to be converted to meters and kilogram. I thought it was 2*10^(-7) m2/kg, but that might be wrong as well. I would get the 10^(-4) from converting from cm2 to m2 and the 10^(-3) from converting from g to kg. Can anyone help? [/QUOTE]
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