R
Roentgen
Exposure System
Roentgen (R)
The roentgen (R) measures ionization produced by X-rays or gamma rays in air. One roentgen produces 2.58×10⁻⁴ C/kg of ionization. Approximately: 1 R ≈ 8.77 mGy or 0.877 rad in soft tissue. Named after Wilhelm Röntgen, discoverer of X-rays.
Convert From Roentgens
Roentgen to Sievert
Roentgen to Millisievert
Roentgen to Microsievert
Roentgen to Nanosievert
Roentgen to Picosievert
Roentgen to Rem
Roentgen to Millirem
Roentgen to Microrem
Roentgen to Gray
Roentgen to Milligray
Roentgen to Microgray
Roentgen to Nanogray
Roentgen to Centigray
Roentgen to Kilogray
Roentgen to Rad
Roentgen to Millirad
Roentgen to Kilorad
Roentgen to Milliroentgen
Roentgen to Microroentgen
Convert To Roentgens
Sievert to Roentgen
Millisievert to Roentgen
Microsievert to Roentgen
Nanosievert to Roentgen
Picosievert to Roentgen
Rem to Roentgen
Millirem to Roentgen
Microrem to Roentgen
Gray to Roentgen
Milligray to Roentgen
Microgray to Roentgen
Nanogray to Roentgen
Centigray to Roentgen
Kilogray to Roentgen
Rad to Roentgen
Millirad to Roentgen
Kilorad to Roentgen
Milliroentgen to Roentgen
Microroentgen to Roentgen
Conversion Factors
1 R
0.00877 Sv
1 R
8.77 mSv
1 R
8770 μSv
1 R
8770000 nSv
1 R
8770000000 pSv
1 R
0.877 rem
1 R
877 mrem
1 R
877000 μrem
1 R
0.00877 Gy
1 R
8.77 mGy
1 R
8770 μGy
1 R
8770000 nGy
1 R
0.877 cGy
1 R
8.77e-6 kGy
1 R
0.877 rad
1 R
877 mrad
1 R
0.000877 krad
1 R
1000 mR
1 R
1000000 μR