This calculator allows you to convert from Gram to Femtogram and in a reverse direction. To convert from Gram to Femtogram, enter the amount of Gram into the first input and to convert from Femtogram to Gram, enter the amount of Femtogram into the second input.
5 Gram = 5.0E+15 Femtogram
Gram to Kilogram | Gram to Milligram | Gram to Microgram | Gram to Nanogram | Gram to Picogram | Gram to Pound | Gram to Ton (metric) | Gram to Ounce |5 Gram equal 5.0E+15 Femtogram.
Every 1 Gram = 1.0E+15 Femtogram and so, 5 Gram = 5 multiplied by 1.0E+15 = 5.0E+15 Femtogram.
What is the gram?
The gram is an important unit of mass in the metric system. Gram can be defined as the absolute weight of 1 cubic centimeter of water at 4 °C. Its symbol is "g".
We can say that if a mass of 1 gram undergoes a force of 1 dyne, it will be accelerated at one centimeter per second squared (1 cm/s2).
Non liquid ingredients in cooking is calibrated mainly in grams. We can say that the gram is most often used with food products.
What is the gram?
The gram is an important unit of mass in the metric system. Gram can be defined as the absolute weight of 1 cubic centimeter of water at 4 °C. Its symbol is "g".
We can say that if a mass of 1 gram undergoes a force of 1 dyne, it will be accelerated at one centimeter per second squared (1 cm/s2).
Non liquid ingredients in cooking is calibrated mainly in grams. We can say that the gram is most often used with food products.
What is the femtogram?
The femtogram is a unit of mass in the International System of Units.
It equals 1.E-15 gram. It can be abbreviated as fg.
| 1 Gram = 1.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 2 Gram = 2.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 3 Gram = 3.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 4 Gram = 4.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 5 Gram = 5.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 6 Gram = 6.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 7 Gram = 7.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 8 Gram = 8.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 9 Gram = 9.0E+15 Femtogram |
| 10 Gram = 1.0E+16 Femtogram |
| 11 Gram = 1.1E+16 Femtogram |
| 12 Gram = 1.2E+16 Femtogram |
| 13 Gram = 1.3E+16 Femtogram |
| 14 Gram = 1.4E+16 Femtogram |
| 15 Gram = 1.5E+16 Femtogram |
