About the Radiation Dose Converter
Absorbed dose measures the radiation energy absorbed per unit mass of material or tissue. The gray is the SI unit.
This Radiation - Absorbed Dose converter supports 10 units. Choose a From unit and a To unit, type a value, and the result appears instantly. Press Swap Units to reverse the conversion.
1 gray in Other Units
| Unit | Equal to 1 gray |
|---|---|
| rad | 100 |
| milligray | 1,000 |
| millirad | 100,000 |
| joule/kg | 1 |
| joule/g | 0.001 |
| joule/centigram | 0.01 |
| joule/milligram | 1 × 10-6 |
| rep | 100 |
| parker | 100 |
Radiation - Absorbed Dose Formula
rad = gray × 100
Example: 10 gray = 1,000 rad.
Supported Radiation - Absorbed Dose Units
gray, rad, milligray, millirad, joule/kg, joule/g, joule/centigram, joule/milligram, rep, parker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which units does the Radiation Dose Converter support?
The Radiation Dose Converter supports 10 units: gray, rad, milligray, millirad, joule/kg, joule/g, joule/centigram, joule/milligram, rep, parker.
How many rad are in one gray?
One gray equals 100 rad.
How do I convert gray to rad?
To convert gray to rad, multiply the value in gray by 100. For example, 10 gray = 1,000 rad.