Helmholtz (unit)

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The Helmholtz was an internationally not recognized unit for the electrical double-layer moment proposed by Edward Armand Guggenheim before 1969 , named after the German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz .

1 Helmholtz = 1 Debye / Ångström² (D / Ų) = 3.336 · 10 −20 coulombs / meter (C / m)