The megaton(Mt) is a unit of mass and corresponds to one million tons. It is often used in the context of greenhouse gas emissions or explosives. One megaton corresponds to 1,000,000,000 kilograms.
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Conversion to smaller units
Kilogram (kg)
- 1 megaton = 1,000,000,000 kilograms
- 1 kilogram = 0.000000001 megatons
Gram (g)
- 1 megaton = 1,000,000,000,000 grams
- 1 gram = 0.000000000001 megatons
Milligram (mg)
- 1 megaton = 1,000,000,000,000,000 milligrams
- 1 milligram = 0.000000000000001 megatons
Conversion to larger units
Gigatonne (Gt)
- 1 gigaton = 1,000 megatons
- 1 megaton = 0.001 gigatons
Teratonne (Tt)
- 1 teraton = 1,000,000 megatons
- 1 megaton = 0.000001 teratons
Special units and relationships
Kiloton (kt)
- 1 megaton = 1,000 kilotons
- 1 kiloton = 0.001 megatons
Relation to energy
- The megaton is often used in the context of nuclear explosions to describe the amount of energy in the form of "megatons of TNT". One megaton of TNT corresponds to the energy released by the detonation of one million tons of TNT.
Conclusion
The megaton is an impressively large unit that is mainly used in science and technology. By understanding the conversion ratios, this unit can easily be converted into other common units of mass
Weight
- Carat
- Centigram
- Decagram
- Decigram
- Decitonne
- Femtogram
- Gigatonne
- Gram
- Gram in carat
- Gram in decigrams
- Gram in micrograms
- Gram in milligrams
- Gram in nanogram
- Gram in ounce
- Kilogram
- Kilogram in decagrams
- Kilogram in grams
- Kilogram in hundredweight
- Kilogram in Pound
- Kilogram in pounds
- Kilograms in tons
- Kiloton
- Long tone
- Megaton
- Micrograms
- Milligram
- Nanogram
- Ounce
- Picogram
- Pound
- Pound
- Short tone
- Teratonne
- Ton
- Ton in decitonne
- Ton in gigatonne
- Ton in kiloton
- Ton in Long ton
- Ton in Short ton
- Tonne in megatonne
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