Units of normal physical values [1]
7 Basic units (SI units)
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Mass: M [kg] (kilogram)
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Time: T [s] (second)
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Length: L [m] (metre)
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Temperature: [K] (Kelvin)
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Amount of substance: N [mol] (mole)
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Current: I [A] (Ampere)
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Luminous intensity: J [cd] (candela)
Induced units
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Frequency: -> [Hz] = [s^-1] (Hertz)
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Force: -> [N] = [kg .m .s^-2] (Newton)
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Energy: -> [J] = [N .m] = [kg .m^2 .s^-2] (Joule)
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Pressure: -> [Pa] = [N .m^-2] = [kg .m^-1 .s^-2] (Pascal)
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Power: -> [W] = [J .s^-1] = [kg .m^2 .s^-3] (Watt)
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Electric charge: -> [C] = [A .s] (Coulomb)
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Electric potential: -> [V] = [N .C^-1] = [kg .m .s^-3 .A^-1] (voltage)
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Magnetic flux density: -> [T] = [E .m^-1 .s] = [kg .s^-2 .A^-1] (Tesla)
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Magnetic flux: -> [Wb] = [T .m^2] = [kg .m^2 .s^-2 .A^-1] (Weber)
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Equivalent dose (Ionizing radiation) [Sv] = [J .kg^-1] = [m^2 .s^-2] (Sievert)
Physical constants [2]
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Boltzmann constants: , where R is gas constant.
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Rydberg constant:
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Avogadro constnat:
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Gas constant: (PV = nRT, where R is gas constant not Ryderg constant, n is amount of gas substance in mol[3])
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Electron voltage[4]:
Reference
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_constant