Convert parts per million per kelvins to per degree celsiuss

1 ppm/K = 0.000001 1/°C — exactly. Both units are defined against the SI, so this factor is a fraction, not an approximation.

0.000 0011/°C
✓ Exact 1 ppm/K = 0.000 001 1/°C
Exact decimal: 0.000001
As a fraction: 1/1000000
1 ppm/K = 0.000001 1/°C

How to convert parts per million per kelvins to per degree celsiuss

Multiply the number of parts per million per kelvins by 0.000001 to get per degree celsiuss.

The exact factor is 0.000001 — as a fraction, 1/1000000.

Parts per million per kelvin: How coefficients of thermal expansion are almost always quoted. Steel is about 12 ppm/K.

Per degree Celsius: Identical to 1/K — the degree sizes match, only the zero differs.

Parts per million per kelvin to Per degree Celsius conversion table

Parts per million per kelvins (ppm/K) Per degree Celsiuss (1/°C)
1 ppm/K 0.000 001
2 ppm/K 0.000 002
3 ppm/K 0.000 003
5 ppm/K 0.000 005
10 ppm/K 0.000 01
20 ppm/K 0.000 02
25 ppm/K 0.000 025
50 ppm/K 0.000 05
100 ppm/K 0.0001
250 ppm/K 0.000 25
500 ppm/K 0.0005
1000 ppm/K 0.001

Per degree Celsius to Parts per million per kelvin conversion table

Per degree Celsiuss (1/°C) Parts per million per kelvins (ppm/K)
1 1/°C 1 000 000
2 1/°C 2 000 000
3 1/°C 3 000 000
5 1/°C 5 000 000
10 1/°C 10 000 000
20 1/°C 20 000 000
25 1/°C 25 000 000
50 1/°C 50 000 000
100 1/°C 100 000 000
250 1/°C 250 000 000
500 1/°C 500 000 000
1000 1/°C 1 000 000 000

Frequently asked

How many per degree celsiuss are in a parts per million per kelvin?

One parts per million per kelvin equals 0.000001 per degree celsiuss (ppm/K → 1/°C). That figure is exact, not rounded.

How do you convert parts per million per kelvins to per degree celsiuss?

Multiply the number of parts per million per kelvins by 0.000001 to get per degree celsiuss.

What is 1 1/°C in parts per million per kelvins?

One per degree celsius is 1000000 parts per million per kelvins.

What is 10 ppm/K in 1/°C?

10 ppm/K = 0.000 01 1/°C.

What exactly is a parts per million per kelvin?

How coefficients of thermal expansion are almost always quoted. Steel is about 12 ppm/K.

What exactly is a per degree celsius?

Identical to 1/K — the degree sizes match, only the zero differs.

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