Hello, I have electrostatic surface potential data obtained after running APBS. I wanted to convert the data which is in kT/e to kV or mV. Is there any conversion factor or method to obtain the same?
Regards,
Rishi
Substitute the values of k and e (in SI units) in the formula and it will give you the value in volts per degree
Hello Malcolm White Sir, Thanks for your suggestion. So, kT/e= (J/C)/1000=kV where kT is converted to joules (4.11x10^-21) while electron charge (e=1/1.602x10^-19) which becomes J/C i.e. volt .....So if we solve it, 1 kT/e= 0.00002565 kV ?? .......Please do correct me if i am wrong.
Kind Regards,
Rishi.
That seems to make sense if the temperature is 298K
kT is not converted to Joules, it IS Joules, if k and T are in SI units.
Malcolm White Sir, Thanks for the clarification, and yes the temp. is 298K.
Kind regards,
Rishi
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