Convert gauss to gammas

1 G = 100000 γ — exactly. Both units are defined against the SI, so this factor is a fraction, not an approximation.

100 000γ
✓ Exact 1 G = 100 000 γ
Exact decimal: 100000
1 G = 100000 γ

How to convert gauss to gammas

Multiply the number of gauss by 100000 to get gammas.

The exact factor is 100000 .

Gauss: A fridge magnet is around 50 G; an MRI is 15 000 G, i.e. 1.5 T.

Gamma: Geomagnetic surveying; identical to the nanotesla.

Gauss to Gamma conversion table

Gauss (G) Gammas (γ)
1 G 100 000
2 G 200 000
3 G 300 000
5 G 500 000
10 G 1 000 000
20 G 2 000 000
25 G 2 500 000
50 G 5 000 000
100 G 10 000 000
250 G 25 000 000
500 G 50 000 000
1000 G 100 000 000

Gamma to Gauss conversion table

Gammas (γ) Gauss (G)
1 γ 0.000 01
2 γ 0.000 02
3 γ 0.000 03
5 γ 0.000 05
10 γ 0.0001
20 γ 0.0002
25 γ 0.000 25
50 γ 0.0005
100 γ 0.001
250 γ 0.0025
500 γ 0.005
1000 γ 0.01

Frequently asked

How many gammas are in a gauss?

One gauss equals 100000 gammas (G → γ). That figure is exact, not rounded.

How do you convert gauss to gammas?

Multiply the number of gauss by 100000 to get gammas.

What is 1 γ in gauss?

One gamma is 0.00001 gauss.

What is 10 G in γ?

10 G = 1 000 000 γ.

What exactly is a gauss?

A fridge magnet is around 50 G; an MRI is 15 000 G, i.e. 1.5 T.

What exactly is a gamma?

Geomagnetic surveying; identical to the nanotesla.

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