1. Oct 24, 2011 #1

   AxiomOfChoice

   

   Can someone please confirm whether I've done the following conversion correctly?
   
   What does 0.132 Hartrees/Bohr^2 convert to in units of J/m^2?

    

   AxiomOfChoice, Oct 24, 2011
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3. Oct 25, 2011 #2

   Borek

   

   Staff: Mentor

   Not knowing what you did we can't say if you did it right.

    

   Borek, Oct 25, 2011
4. Oct 25, 2011 #3

   AxiomOfChoice

   

   Ugh. You're right...I can't believe I forgot to post that.
   
   I took 0.132 and multiplied by 4.36 x 10^(-18) J/Hartree, then divided by (5.29 x 10^(-11))^2 m^2/Bohr^2. This gives me something like 205.7 J/m^2.

    

   AxiomOfChoice, Oct 25, 2011
5. Oct 25, 2011 #4

   Borek

   

   Staff: Mentor

   Looks OK to me.

    

   Borek, Oct 25, 2011

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