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How many kiloton [short, US] in 1 electronvolt?
The answer is 1.9650484861551E-42.
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The SI base unit for mass is the kilogram.
1 kilogram is equal to 1.1023113109244E-6 kiloton [short, US], or 5.6095883571872E+35 electronvolt.
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1 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 5.0889329553219E+41 electronvolt
2 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 1.0177865910644E+42 electronvolt
3 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 1.5266798865966E+42 electronvolt
4 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 2.0355731821287E+42 electronvolt
5 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 2.5444664776609E+42 electronvolt
6 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 3.0533597731931E+42 electronvolt
7 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 3.5622530687253E+42 electronvolt
8 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 4.0711463642575E+42 electronvolt
9 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 4.5800396597897E+42 electronvolt
10 kiloton [short, US] to electronvolt = 5.0889329553219E+42 electronvolt
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