Table 7.5 -- EUs whose label begins with A-L
Label | Symbol | Quantity | Definition | EQ label | Code | References |
AMP_PER_METRE | A/m | lineic electric current (linear electric current density) | The electric current in a conducting sheet divided by the width of the sheet. | LINEIC_ELECTRIC- _CURRENT |
1 | [I31-5, 5-16.a] |
magnetic field strength | A vector quantity, the rotation (curl) of which is equal to the sum of the electric current density and the time derivative of the electric flux density. | [I31-5, 5-17.a] | ||||
magnetization | The extent to which a magnetic material is magnetized, given by the magnetic moment per unit volume. | [I31-5, 5-28.a] | ||||
AMP_PER_SQ_M_KELVIN_SQD | A/(m2 · K2) | thermionic emission current density | A vector quantity, the integral of whose normal component over a heated surface is equal to the net number of particles (electrons or ions) emitted from that surface, as a function of the thermodynamic temperature of that surface. | THERMION_EMISSION- _CUR_DENS |
2 | [I31-13, 13-27.a] |
AMP_PER_SQ_METRE | A/m2 | areic electric current (electric current density) | A vector quantity, the integral of whose normal component over a given surface is equal to the electric current flowing through that surface. | AREIC_ELECTRIC- _CURRENT |
3 | [I31-5, 5-15.a] |
AMPERE | A | current linkage | The net electric conduction current through a closed loop. | ELECTRIC_CURRENT | 4 | [I31-5, 5-18.a] |
electric current | That constant electric current which, if maintained in two straight parallel conductors of infinite length, of negligible circular cross-section, and placed 1 metre apart in vacuum, would produce between these conductors a force equal to 2 x 10-7 newton per metre of length. SI base unit. |
[I31-0, Table 1], [I31--5, 5-1.a] |
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magnetic potential difference | On a given path, the magnetic potential difference between point 1 and point 2 is the line integral from 1 to 2 of the magnetic field strength along that path. | [I31-5, 5-18.a] | ||||
magnetomotive force | The work required to carry a magnetic pole of unit strength once around a magnetic circuit. | [I31-5, 5-18.a] | ||||
BECQUEREL | Bq | activity of a radio nuclide | The average number of spontaneous nuclear transitions from a particular energy state occurring in an amount of a radio nuclide in a small time interval, divided by that interval. 1 Bq = 1 s-1. |
RADIONUCLIDE- _ACTIVITY |
10 | [I31-0, Table 3], [I31-9, 9-33.a], [I31-10, 10-49.a] |
BECQUEREL_PER_CUBIC_METRE | Bq/m3 | volumic activity (activity concentration) | Activity (of a radio nuclide) divided by the total volume of the sample. | VOLUMIC_ACTIVITY | 11 | [I31-9, 9-35.a] |
BECQUEREL_PER_KG | Bq/kg | massic activity (specific activity) | Activity of a radio nuclide divided by the total mass of the sample. | MASSIC_ACTIVITY | 12 | [I31-9, 9-34.a] |
BEL | B | field quantity ratio (level difference) | Twice the common logarithm of a field quantity ratio. 1 B is the level of a field quantity when 2 lg (F/F0) = 1 where F and F0 represent two amplitudes of the same kind, F0 being a reference amplitude. 1 B = (1/2) ln 10 Np = 1,151 293 Np (approximately). |
FIELD_OR_POWER- _LEVEL_DIFF |
13 | [I31-2, 2-9.b] |
power quantity ratio (level difference) | The common logarithm of a power quantity ratio. 1 B is the level of a power quantity when lg (P/P0) = 1 where P and P0 represent two powers, P0 being a reference power. |
[I31-2, 2-10.b] | ||||
sound power level | LW = 1/2 ln (P/P0) = 1/2 ln 10·lg (P/P0) where P is the root-mean-square of the sound power and the reference power p0 = 1 x 10-12 W. | [I31-7, 7-22.a] | ||||
sound pressure level | Lp = ln (p/p0) = ln 10·lg (p/p0) where p is the root-mean-square value of the sound pressure and the reference pressure p0 = 20 μPa. | [I31-7, 7-21.a] | ||||
CANDELA | cd | luminous intensity | The luminous intensity, in a given direction, of a source that emits monochromatic radiation of a frequency 540 x 1012 Hertz, and that has a radiant intensity in that direction of 1 / 683 watt per steradian. SI base unit. |
LUMINANCE_INTENSITY | 14 | [I31-0, Table 1], [I31-6, 6-29.a] |
CD_PER_SQ_METRE | cd/m2 | luminance | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the luminous intensity of an element of the surface, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction. | LUMINANCE | 15 | [I31-6, 6-32.a] |
COULOMB | C | electric charge (quantity of electricity) | The integral of electric current over time. 1 C = 1 s · A. |
ELECTRIC_CHARGE | 16 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-5, 5-2.a] |
electric flux | Across a surface element, the scalar product of the electric flux density and the surface element. | [I31-5, 5-8.a] | ||||
elementary charge | The electric charge of a proton. | [I31-8, 8-43.a], [I31-9, 9-6.a] |
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COULOMB_METRE | C · m | electric dipole moment | A vector quantity, the vector product of which with the electric field strength of a homogenous field is equal to the torque. 1 C · m = 1 m · s · A. |
ELECTRIC_DIPOLE- _MOMENT |
17 | [I31-5, 5-14.a] |
electric dipole moment of a molecule | A vector quantity, the vector product of which with the electric field strength is equal to the torque. | [I31-8, 8-32.a] | ||||
COULOMB_METRE_SQD_PER_VOLT | C · m2/V | electric polarizability of a molecule | The induced electric dipole moment divided by electric field strength. 1 C · m2/V = 1 (s4 · A2)/kg. |
ELECTRIC- _POLARIZABILITY |
18 | [I31-8, 8-33.a] |
COULOMB_PER_CUBIC_M | C/m3 | volume charge (volume density of charge, electric charge density) | The charge divided by volume. 1 C/m3 = 1 (s · A)/m3. |
VOLUME_DENSITY- _CHARGE |
19 | [I31-5, 5-3.a] |
COULOMB_PER_KG | C/kg | exposure of ionizing radiation | The total electric charge of the ions of the same sign produced when all the electrons (negative and positive) liberated by photons in an element of air are stopped in air, divided by the mass of that element. 1 C/kg = 1 (s · A)/kg. |
EXPOSURE | 20 | [I31-10, 10-58.a] |
COULOMB_PER_KG_SEC | C/(kg · s) | exposure rate of ionizing radiation | The exposure (ionizing radiation) divided by time. 1 C/(kg · s) = 1 A/kg. |
EXPOSURE_RATE | 21 | [I31-10, 10-59.a] |
COULOMB_PER_MOLE | C/mol | molar charge | The charge carried per amount of substance. 1 C/mol = 1 (s · A)/mol. |
MOLAR_CHARGE | 22 | [I31-8, 8-45.a] |
COULOMB_PER_SQ_M | C/m2 | areic charge (surface density of charge) | The charge divided by surface area. 1 C/m2 = 1 (s · A)/m2. |
SURFACE_DENSITY- _CHARGE |
23 | [I31-5, 5-4.a] |
electric flux density | A vector quantity, the divergence of which is equal to the volumic charge. | [I31-5, 5-7.a] | ||||
electric polarization | A vector quantity equal to the electric dipole moment per unit volume of a material. | [I31-5, 5-13.a] | ||||
CUBIC_M_PER_CUBIC_M | m3/m3 | volume fraction (of B) | The volume of B divided by the volume of the mixture. 1 m3/m3 = 1. |
VOLUME_FRACTION | 24 | [I31-8, 8-15.a], [I31-0, 2.3.3] |
CUBIC_METRE | m3 | section modulus | The section modulus of a plane area (section) about an axis in its plane is the second moment of area divided by the distance from the axis to the most remote point of the area. | VOLUME | 25 | [I31-3, 3-21.a] |
volume | The product of length, width and height. | [I31-1, 1-6.a] | ||||
CUBIC_METRE_PER_COULOMB | m3/C | reciprocal volumic charge (reciprocal charge density) | The volume divided by the charge. | RECIPROCAL_VOLUMIC- _CHARGE |
26 | [I31-13, 13-20.a] |
CUBIC_METRE_PER_KG | m3/kg | specific volume | The volume divided by mass. | SPECIFIC_VOLUME | 27 | [I31-3, 3-4.a] |
CUBIC_METRE_PER_MOLE | m3/mol | molar volume | The volume divided by the amount of substance. | MOLAR_VOLUME | 28 | [I31-8, 8-6.a] |
CUBIC_METRE_PER_SEC | m3/s | recombination coefficient | The coefficient in the law of recombination. | VOLUME_FLOW_RATE | 29 | [I31-10, 10-28.a] |
volume flow rate | The volume of matter which crosses a given surface, divided by time. | [I31-3, 3-30.a], [I31-7, 7-13.a] |
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DAY | d | time | 1 d = 24 h = 86 400 s (exactly). | TIME | 31 | [I31-0, Table 4], [I31-1, 1-7.d] |
DB | dB | field quantity ratio (level difference) | A dimensionless quantity used to describe a comparison of field levels. 1 dB = 10-1 B (exactly) = 1,151 293 x 10-1Np (approximately). |
FIELD_OR_POWER- _LEVEL_DIFF |
32 | [I31-2, 2-9.a (remarks)] |
power quantity ratio (level difference) | A dimensionless quantity used to describe a comparison of power levels. 1 dB = 10-1 B (exactly) = 1,151 293 x 10-1Np (approximately). |
[I31-2, 2-10.a (remarks)], [I1000, Annex A 7-21] |
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DB_PER_METRE | dB/m | power ratio (level difference) gradient | The rate of power ratio change as a function of distance. | POWER_LEVEL_DIFF- _LEN_GRADIENT |
33 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DB_PER_METRE_KHZ | dB/(m · kHz) | power ratio (level difference) distance and frequency gradient | The rate of power ratio change as a function of distance and spectral frequency. | POWER_LEVEL_DIFF- _LEN_FREQ |
34 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DB_PER_OCTAVE | none | power ratio (level difference) frequency gradient | The rate of power ratio change as a function of spectral frequency octave. | POWER_LEVEL_DIFF- _FREQ_GRADIENT |
35 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DB_PER_SQ_METRE | dB/m2 | areic power ratio (level difference) | The power level divided by area. | AREIC_POWER_LEVEL- _DIFF |
36 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DB_PER_SQ_METRE_KHZ | dB/(m2 · kHz) | gradient of power ratio (level difference) distance and frequency gradient | The rate of change of power ratio change as a function of distance and spectral frequency. | GRAD_POWER_LEVEL- _DIFF_LEN_FREQ |
37 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DB_REF_ONE_MICROPASCAL | dB (re 1 μPa) | pressure power quantity ratio (level) | 1 dB (re 1 μPa) is the level of a pressure power quantity when lg (P/P0) = 0,1 where P and P0 represent two pressure powers, P0 being a reference power of 1 μPa. | PRESSURE_POWER_LEVEL | 38 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DECAY_RATE | %/min | decay constant (disintegration constant) | Probability of decay of an active species in a small time interval, divided by that interval. 1 %/min = 1 / 6 x 10-3 1/s (exactly). |
RATE | 39 | [I31-9, 9-36.a, I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
DEGREE_ARC | º | Bragg angle | The angle between an incident X-ray beam and a set of crystal planes for which the secondary radiation displays maximum intensity as a result of constructive interference. | PLANE_ANGLE | 40 | [I31-13, 13-4.b] |
plane angle | The angle between two half-lines terminating at the same point is defined as the ratio of the length of the included arc of the circle (with its centre at that point) to the radius of that circle. 1º = (π / 180) rad (exactly). |
[I31-0, Table 4], [I31-1, 1-1.b] |
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DEGREE_C | ºC | thermodynamic temperature | A special name for the kelvin for use in stating values of Celsius temperature. t = T - T0 where T0 = 273,15 K (exactly). |
THERMO_TEMPERATURE | 41 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-4, 4-2.a] |
DEGREE_C_PER_HOUR | ºC/h | thermodynamic temperature change rate | The thermodynamic temperature change over an interval of time, divided by that time. 1 ºC/h = 1 / 3,6 x 10-3 K/s (exactly). |
THERMO_TEMP_CHANGE- _RATE |
42 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 and 2.3.4 (derived)] |
DEGREE_C_PER_METRE | ºC/m | lineic thermodynamic temperature gradient | The thermodynamic temperature change over a distance, divided by that distance. 1 ºC/m = 1 K/m (exactly). |
LINEIC_THERMO_TEMP- _GRADIENT |
43 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
DEGREE_C_PER_SEC | ºC/s | thermodynamic temperature change rate | The thermodynamic temperature change over an interval of time, divided by that time. 1 ºC/s = 1 K/s (exactly). |
THERMO_TEMP_CHANGE- _RATE |
44 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
ELECTRONVOLT | eV | alpha disintegration energy | The sum of the kinetic energy of the alpha particle produced in the disintegration process and the recoil energy of the product atom in the reference frame in which the emitting nucleus is at rest before its disintegration. | ENERGY | 45 | [I31-9, 9-38.b] |
average energy loss per ion pair formed (average energy loss per elementary charge of the same sign produced) | The initial kinetic energy of an ionizing charged particle, divided by the total ionization produced by that particle. | [I31-10, 10-25.b] | ||||
beta disintegration energy | Sum of the maximum beta particle energy and the recoil energy of the atom produced in the reference frame in which the emitting nucleus is at rest before its disintegration. | [I31-9, 9-40.b] | ||||
electron affinity | The energy difference between an electron at rest at infinity and an electron at the lowest level of the conduction band in an insulator or semiconductor. | [I31-13, 13-26.b] | ||||
energy | The kinetic energy acquired by an electron in passing through a potential difference of 1 volt in a vacuum. Its value is experimentally determined as 1,602 177 x 10-19 J (approximately). | [I31-0, Table 6], [I31-9, 9-32.b] |
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exchange integral | The interaction energy arising from electron exchange. | [I31-13, 13-35.b] | ||||
Fermi energy | In a metal, the highest energy of occupied states at zero thermodynamic temperature. | [I31-13, 13-28.b] | ||||
gap energy | Difference in energy between lowest level of conduction band and highest level of valence band. | [I31-13, 13-28.b] | ||||
maximum beta particle energy | Maximum energy of the energy spectrum in a beta disintegration process. | [I31-9, 9-39.b] | ||||
reaction energy | In a nuclear reaction, the sum of the kinetic and photon energies of the reaction products minus the sum of the kinetic and photon energies of the reactants. | [I31-10, 10-1.b] | ||||
resonance energy | Kinetic energy of an incident particle, in the reference frame of the target, corresponding to a resonance in a nuclear reaction. | [I31-10, 10-2.b] | ||||
work function | The energy difference between an electron at rest at infinity and an electron at the Fermi level in the interior of a substance. | [I31-13, 13-25.b] | ||||
ELECTRONVOLT_M_SQD | eV · m2 | total atomic stopping power | The total linear stopping power divided by the number density of the atoms in the substance. 1 eV · m2 = (1,602 177 33 ± 0,000 000 49) x 10-19 J · m2 (approximately). |
TOTAL_ATOMIC- _STOPPING_POWER |
46 | [I31-10, 10-19.b] |
ELECTRONVOLT_M_SQD_PER_KG | (eV · m2)/kg | total mass stopping power | The total linear stopping power divided by the volumic mass of the substance. 1 (eV · m2)/kg = (1,602 177 33 ± 0,000 000 49) x 10-19 (J · m2)/kg (approximately). |
TOTAL_MASS- _STOPPING_POWER |
47 | [I31-10, 10-20.b] |
ELECTRONVOLT_PER_METRE | eV/m | linear energy transfer | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance. | TOTAL_LINEAR- _STOPPING_POWER |
48 | [I31-10, 10-54.b] |
total linear stopping power | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance; -dE/dx. 1 eV/m = (1,602 177 33 ± 0,000 000 49) x 10-19 J/m (approximately). |
[I31-10, 10-18.b] | ||||
FARAD | F | capacitance | The charge divided by potential difference. 1 F = 1 C/V = 1 (s4 · A2)/(m2 · kg). |
CAPACITANCE | 49 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-5, 5-9.a] |
FARAD_PER_METRE | F/m | permittivity | The ability of a material to resist the formation of an electric field within it. 1 F/m = 1 (s4 · A2)/(m3 · kg). |
PERMITTIVITY | 50 | [I31-5, 5-10.a] |
GRAM | g | mass | For historical reasons the name of the base unit for mass, the kg, contains the name of the SI prefix "kilo". A gram is a special name given to unit kg x 10-3 that is used instead of "millikilogram". |
MASS | 55 | [I31-0, 3.2.4] |
GRAM_PER_CUBIC_CM | g/cm3 | mass concentration (of B) | The amount of substance of B divided by the volume of the mixture. | VOLUMIC_MASS | 56 | [I31-8, 8-11.a] |
volumic mass (mass density) | The mass divided by the volume. 1 g/cm3 = 103 kg/m3 (exactly). |
[I31-3, 3-2.b], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3], [I31-7, 7-8.a] |
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GRAM_PER_CUBIC_M | g/m3 | mass concentration (of B) | The amount of substance of B divided by the volume of the mixture. | VOLUMIC_MASS | 57 | [I31-8, 8-11.a] |
volumic mass (mass density) | The mass divided by the volume. 1 g/m3 = 10-3 kg/m3 (exactly). |
[I31-3, 3-2.b], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3], [I31-7, 7-8.a] |
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GRAM_PER_GRAM | g/g | mass fraction (of B) | The mass of B divided by the mass of the mixture. 1 g/g = 1 kg/kg = 1. |
MASS_FRACTION | 58 | [I31-8, 8-12.a], [I31-0, 2.3.3], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
GRAM_PER_KILOGRAM | g/kg | mass fraction (of B) | The mass of B divided by the mass of the mixture. 1 g/kg = 10-3 kg/kg = 10-3 (exactly). |
MASS_FRACTION | 59 | [I31-8, 8-12.a], [I31-0, 2.3.3], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
GRAY | Gy | absorbed dose of ionizing radiation | For any ionizing radiation, the energy imparted to an element of irradiated matter divided by the mass of this element. 1 Gy = 1 J/kg = 1 m2/s2. |
ABSORBED_DOSE | 60 | [I31-0, Table 3], [I31-10, 10-51.a] |
kerma | For indirectly ionizing (uncharged) particles, the sum of the initial kinetic energies of all charged particles liberated in an element of matter, divided by the mass of that element. | [I31-10, 10-55.a] | ||||
GRAY_PER_SECOND | Gy/s | absorbed dose rate of ionizing radiation | The absorbed dose of ionizing radiation over an interval of time, divided by that time. 1 Gy/s = 1 W/kg = 1 m2/s3. |
ABSORBED_DOSE_RATE | 61 | [I31-10, 10-53.a] |
kerma rate | For indirectly ionizing (uncharged) particles, the sum of the initial kinetic energies of all charged particles liberated in an element of matter in a small interval of time, divided by the mass of that element and the interval of time. | [I31-10, 10-56.a] | ||||
HENRY | H | magnetic inductance | For a thin conducting loop, the magnetic flux through the loop, caused by an electric current in the loop, divided by that current. For two thin conducting loops (m and n), the magnetic flux through one loop, due to an electric current in the other loop, divided by that current. 1 H = 1 Wb/A = 1 (m2 · kg)/(s2 · A2). |
INDUCTANCE | 63 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-5, 5-22.a] |
permeance | The reciprocal of the reluctance of a magnetic circuit, determined by the magnetic flux divided by the magnetomotive force. | [I31-5, 5-39.a] | ||||
HENRY_PER_METRE | H/m | magnetic permeability | The ability of a substance to acquire magnetization when placed in a magnetic field. 1 H/m = 1 (m · kg)/(s2 · A2). |
MAGNETIC- _PERMEABILITY |
64 | [I31-5, 5-24.a] |
HERTZ | Hz | frequency | The number of cycles divided by time. 1 Hz = 1 s-1. |
FREQUENCY | 65 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-2, 2-3.a], [I31-6, 6-1.a], [I31-7, 7-2.a] |
rotational frequency | The number of revolutions divided by time. 1 Hz = 1 s-1. |
[I31-5, 5-41.a] | ||||
HOUR | h | time | 1 h = 60 min = 3 600 s (exactly). | TIME | 66 | [I31-0, Table 4], [I31-1, 1-7.c] |
INT_SOLAR_FLUX_UNIT | none | international solar flux unit | The unit of radio emission from the <SUN>, measured at a wavelength of 10.7 cm (approximately 2 800 MHz). 1 SFU = 104 Jy = 10-22 W/(m2 · Hz) (exactly). |
FLUX_DENSITY | 67 | [I31-0, 2.3.1 and 2.3.2 (derived)] |
INV_CUBIC_CM | 1/cm3 | volumetric entity density (any elementary entity: atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, other particles, or specified groups of such particles) | The number of molecules or particles divided by volume. 1/cm3 = 10-6 1/m3. |
VOLUMETRIC_ENTITY- _DENSITY |
68 | [I31-10, 10-27.a], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
INV_CUBIC_CM_SEC | 1/(cm3 · s) | volumetric entity emittance or capture rate (any elementary entity: atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, other particles, or specified groups of such particles) | The number of molecules or particles divided by volume, per time. 1/(cm3 · s) = 10-6 1/(m3 · s). |
VOLUMETRIC_ENTITY- _EMIT_RATE |
69 | [I31-10, 10-35.a], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
INV_CUBIC_METRE | 1/m3 | electron number density (volumic electron number) | The number density of electrons in conduction band. | VOLUMETRIC_ENTITY- _DENSITY |
70 | [I31-13, 13-30.a] |
ion number density (ion density) | The number of positive or negative ions in a volume element, divided by that element. | [I31-10, 10-27.a] | ||||
neutron number density | The number of free neutrons in a volume element, divided by that element. | [I31-10, 10-29.a] | ||||
volumetric entity density (any elementary entity: atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, other particles, or specified groups of such particles) | The number of molecules or particles divided by their volume. | [I31-8, 8-10.a] | ||||
INV_CUBIC_METRE_EV | 1/(m3 · eV) | density of states | A function of the energy in a solid given by the number of permitted quantum states in the energy range between E and E + dE, per unit volume of the material. 1/(m3 · eV) = (6,241 5061 4 ± 0,0001 0011 9) x 1018 1/(m3 · J) (approximately). |
DENSITY_STATES | 71 | [I31-13, 13-17.b] |
INV_CUBIC_METRE_JOULE | 1/(m3 · J) | density of states | A function of the energy in a solid given by the number of permitted quantum states in the energy range between E and E + dE, per unit volume of the material. | DENSITY_STATES | 72 | [I31-13, 13-17.a] |
INV_CUBIC_METRE_SEC | 1/(m3 · s) | slowing-down density | The number density of neutrons slowing down past a given energy value in a small time interval, divided by that interval. | VOLUMETRIC_ENTITY- _EMIT_RATE |
73 | [I31-10, 10-35.a] |
volumetric entity emittance or capture rate (any elementary entity: atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, other particles, or specified groups of such particles) | The number of molecules or particles divided by volume, per time. | [I31-10, 10-34.a] | ||||
INV_HENRY | 1/H | reluctance | The magnetic potential difference divided by magnetic flux. 1/H = 1 A/Wb = 1 (s2 · A2)/(m2 · kg). |
RELUCTANCE | 74 | [I31-5, 5-38.a] |
INV_KELVIN | 1/K | cubic expansion coefficient | The coefficient of volumic expansion divided by the thermodynamic temperature change. | LINEAR_EXPANSION- _COEFF |
75 | [I31-4, 4-3.a] |
linear expansion coefficient | The coefficient of linear expansion divided by the thermodynamic temperature change. | [I31-4, 4-3.a] | ||||
relative pressure coefficient | The coefficient of pressure change divided by the thermodynamic temperature change. | [I31-4, 4-3.a] | ||||
INV_METRE | 1/m | angular reciprocal lattice vector | A vector whose scalar products with all fundamental lattice vectors are integral multiples of 2π. | INV_LENGTH | 76 | [I31-13, 13-2.a] |
angular repetency (angular wave number) | The reciprocal of the wavelength or the number of waves per unit angle along the direction of propagation. | [I31-2, 2-7.b], [I31-6, 6-5.b], [I31-7, 7-7.b], [I31-13, 13-10.b] |
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curvature | The reciprocal of a radius of curvature. | [I31-1, 1-4.a] | ||||
fundamental reciprocal lattice vectors | The fundamental translation vectors for the reciprocal lattice. | [I31-13, 13-2.a] | ||||
linear attenuation coefficient (linear extinction coefficient) | The ratio of a quantity which is a function of distance divided by the distance between the measurements. | [I31-6, 6-42.a], [I31-10, 10-13.a] |
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linear ionization by a particle | The number of elementary charges of the same sign produced over an element of length of the path of an ionizing charged particle, divided by that element. | [I31-10, 10-23.a] | ||||
repetency (wavenumber) | The reciprocal of the wavelength or the number of waves per unit length along the direction of propagation. | [I31-2, 2-6.a], [I31-6, 6-4.a], [I31-7, 7-6.a] |
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vergence (lens power) | The reciprocal of the distance between a point of reference and the point at which a pair of converging or diverging light rays intersect. | [I31-6, 6-46.a] | ||||
volumic cross-section (macroscopic cross-section) | Sum of the cross-sections for a reaction or process of a specified type over all atoms in a given volume, divided by that volume. | [I31-10, 10-7.a] | ||||
INV_MICRON | 1/μm | angular repetency (angular wave number) | The reciprocal of the wavelength or the number of waves per unit angle along the direction of propagation. 1 μm-1 = 106 1/m (exactly). |
INV_LENGTH | 77 | [I31-2, 2-7.b], [I31-6, 6-5.b], [I31-7, 7-7.b], [I31-13, 13-10.b] |
repetency (wavenumber) | The reciprocal of the wavelength or the number of waves per unit length along the direction of propagation. | [I31-2, 2-6.a], [I31-6, 6-4.a], [I31-7, 7-6.a] |
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INV_MOLE | 1/mol | molar density (Avogadro constant) | The number of molecules divided by the amount of substance. | MOLAR_DENSITY | 78 | [I31-8, 8-4.a] |
INV_PASCAL | 1/Pa | bulk compressibility | The reciprocal of the bulk modulus. | COMPRESSIBILITY | 79 | [I31-3, 3-19.a] |
compressibility | The extent to which a material reduces its volume when it is subjected to compressive stresses. 1/Pa = 1 (m · s2)/kg. |
[I31-3, 3-19.a] | ||||
isentropic compressibility | At a constant value of entropy, the extent to which a material reduces its volume when it is subjected to compressive stresses. | [I31-4, 4-5.a] | ||||
isothermal compressibility | At a constant temperature, the extent to which a material reduces its volume when it is subjected to compressive stresses. | [I31-4, 4-5.a] | ||||
INV_RADIAN | 1/rad | reciprocal plane angle | The reciprocal of the angle between two half-lines terminating at the same point is the ratio of the radius of a circle (with its centre at that point) to the length of the included arc of that circle. 1 rad-1 = 1 m/m = 1. |
RECIPROCAL_PLANE- _ANGLE |
80 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
INV_SEC_STERADIAN | 1/(s · sr) | photon intensity | In a given direction from a source, the photon flux leaving the source, or an element of the source, in an element of solid angle containing the given direction, divided by that element of solid angle. | PHOTON_INTENSITY | 81 | [I31-6, 6-24.a] |
INV_SECOND | 1/s | angular frequency | The frequency of rotation or vibration. | RATE | 82 | [I31-2, 2-4.b], [I31-5, 5-42.b], [I31-7, 7-4.b] |
angular frequency | The number of cycles or revolutions divided by time. | [I31-6, 6-2.b], [I31-9, 9-14.b], [I31-9, 9-15.b], [I31-13, 13-11.b] |
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damping coefficient | The factor defining the rate of exponential amplitude decay in a periodic or acoustic system. | [I31-2, 2-11.a], [I31-7, 7-23.a] |
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decay constant (disintegration constant) | Probability of decay in a small time interval, divided by that interval. | [I31-9, 9-36.a] | ||||
photon flux | The number of photons in an incident beam of light received by a surface over a time interval. | [I31-6, 6-23.a] | ||||
pulsatance | The angular velocity of a periodic quantity. | [I31-2, 2-4.b], [I31-5, 5-42.b], [I31-7, 7-4.b] |
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rotational frequency | The number of revolutions divided by time. | [I31-2, 2-3.b], [I31-5, 5-41.b] |
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INV_SQ_CM_SEC_SR_EV | 1/(cm2 · s · sr · eV) | particle flux density within an energy range | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the charged particle flux of an element of the surface within an energy range of 1 eV centered on a given particle energy, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction, and divided by an element of solid angle containing the given direction. 1/(cm2 · s · sr · eV) = 10-6 1/(m2 · s · sr · eV) (exactly). |
PARTICLE_FLUX- _DENSITY |
83 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.3 (derived)] |
INV_SQ_CM_SEC_SR_KEV | 1/(cm2 · s · sr · KeV) | particle flux density within an energy range | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the charged particle flux of an element of the surface within an energy range of 1 KeV centered on a given particle energy, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction, and divided by an element of solid angle containing the given direction. 1/(cm2 · s · sr · KeV) = 10-9 1/(m2 · s · sr · eV) (exactly, assuming an even distribution of particle energies). |
PARTICLE_FLUX- _DENSITY |
84 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.3 (derived)] |
INV_SQ_CM_SEC_SR_MEV | 1/(cm2 · s · sr · MeV) | particle flux density within an energy range | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the charged particle flux of an element of the surface within an energy range of 1 MeV centered on a given particle energy, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction, and divided by an element of solid angle containing the given direction. 1/(cm2 · s · sr · MeV) = 10-12 1/(m2 · s · sr · eV) (exactly, assuming an even distribution of particle energies). |
PARTICLE_FLUX- _DENSITY |
85 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.3 (derived)] |
INV_SQ_CM_SEC_STERADIAN | 1/(cm2 · s · sr) | photon luminance (photon radiance) | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the photon intensity of an element of the surface, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction. 1/(cm2 · s · sr) = 10-4 1/(m2 · s · sr) (exactly). |
PHOTON_LUMINANCE | 86 | [I31-6, 6-25.a], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
INV_SQ_M_SEC_SR_EV | 1/(m2 · s · sr · eV) | particle flux density within an energy range | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the charged particle flux of an element of the surface within an energy range of 1 eV centered on a given particle energy, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction, and divided by an element of solid angle containing the given direction. | PARTICLE_FLUX- _DENSITY |
87 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
INV_SQ_M_SEC_STERADIAN | 1/(m2 · s · sr) | photon luminance (photon radiance) | At a point on a surface and in a given direction, the photon intensity of an element of the surface, divided by the area of the orthogonal projection of this element on a plane perpendicular to the given direction. | PHOTON_LUMINANCE | 88 | [I31-6, 6-25.a] |
INV_SQ_METRE | 1/m2 | areal entity density (any elementary entity: atoms, molecules, ions, electrons, other particles, or specified groups of such particles) | At a given point in space, the number of particles incident on a small sphere, divided by the cross-sectional area of that sphere. | AREAL_ENTITY_DENSITY | 89 | [I31-6, 6-28.a] |
particle fluence | At a given point in space, the number of particles incident on a small sphere, divided by the cross-sectional area of that sphere. | [I31-10, 10-8.a] | ||||
INV_SQ_METRE_SEC | 1/(m2 · s) | current density of particles | A vector quantity, the integral of whose normal component over any surface is equal to the net number of particles passing through that surface in a small time interval divided by that interval. | PARTICLE_CURRENT- _DENSITY |
90 | [I31-10, 10-12.a] |
particle fluence rate (particle flux density) | At a given point in space, the number of particles incident on a small sphere in a small time interval, divided by the cross-sectional area of that sphere and by the time interval. | [I31-10, 10-9.a], [I31-10, 10-31.a] |
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photon exitance | At a point on a surface, the photon flux leaving an element of the surface, divided by the area of that element and by the time interval. | [I31-6, 6-26.a] | ||||
photon irradiance | At a point on a surface, the photon flux incident on an element of the surface, divided by the area of that element and by the time interval. | [I31-6, 6-27.a] | ||||
INV_STERADIAN | 1/sr | reciprocal solid angle | The reciprocal of a solid angle of a cone is the ratio of the square of the radius of a sphere (with its centre at the apex of that cone) to the area cut out on a spherical surface. 1 sr-1 = 1 m2/m2 = 1. |
RECIPROCAL_SOLID- _ANGLE |
91 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
INV_STERADIAN_METRE | 1/(sr · m) | spectral reciprocal solid angle | The reciprocal of a solid angle of a cone is the ratio of the square of the radius of a sphere (with its centre at the apex of that cone) to the area cut out on a spherical surface, as a function of radiant wavelength. | SPECTRAL- _RECIPROCAL_SOLID- _ANGLE |
92 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
INV_STERADIAN_MICRON | 1/(sr · μm) | spectral reciprocal solid angle | The reciprocal of a solid angle of a cone is the ratio of the square of the radius of a sphere (with its centre at the apex of that cone) to the area cut out on a spherical surface, as a function of radiant wavelength. 1/(sr · μm) = 106 1/(sr · m) (exactly). |
SPECTRAL- _RECIPROCAL_SOLID- _ANGLE |
93 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
JANSKY | Jy | flux density | The amount of a given type of radiation that crosses a specified area within a specified period. 1 Jy = 10-26 W/(m2 · Hz) (exactly). |
FLUX_DENSITY | 94 | [I31-0, 2.3.1] |
JOULE | J | alpha disintegration energy | The sum of the kinetic energy of the alpha particle produced in the disintegration process and the recoil energy of the product atom in the reference frame in which the emitting nucleus is at rest before its disintegration. | ENERGY | 95 | [I31-9, 9-38.a] |
average energy loss per ion pair formed (average energy loss per elementary charge of the same sign produced) | The initial kinetic energy of an ionizing charged particle, divided by the total ionization produced by that particle. | [I31-10, 10-25.a] | ||||
beta disintegration energy | Sum of the maximum beta particle energy and the recoil energy of the atom produced in the reference frame in which the emitting nucleus is at rest before its disintegration. | [I31-9, 9-40.a] | ||||
electron affinity | The energy difference between an electron at rest at infinity and an electron at the lowest level of the conduction band in an insulator or semiconductor. | [I31-13, 13-26.a] | ||||
energy | The amount of work. 1 J = 1 N·m = 1 (m2 · kg)/s2. |
[I31-0, Table 2], [I31-3, 3-26.a] |
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energy imparted | The energy imparted by ionizing radiation to the matter in a given volume is the difference between the sum of the energies of all the directly ionizing (charged) and indirectly ionizing (uncharged) particles which have entered the volume and the sum of the energies of all those which have left it, minus the energy equivalent of any increase in rest mass that has taken place in nuclear or elementary particle reactions within the volume. | [I31-10, 10-50.a] | ||||
enthalpy | Heat content. | [I31-4, 4-20.a] | ||||
exchange integral | The interaction energy arising from electron exchange. | [I31-13, 13-35.a] | ||||
Fermi energy | In a metal, the highest energy of occupied states at zero thermodynamic temperature. | [I31-13, 13-28.a] | ||||
gap energy | Difference in energy between lowest level of conduction band and highest level of valence band. | [I31-13, 13-28.b] | ||||
heat (quantity of heat) | Energy that is the result of the temperature difference between the boundary of a system and its surrounding environment. | [I31-4, 4-6.a] | ||||
level width | The uncertainty in energy (full width at half maximum) of an unstable state due to the finite lifetime of the state. | [I31-9, 9-32.a] | ||||
maximum beta particle energy | Maximum energy of the energy spectrum in a beta disintegration process. | [I31-9, 9-39.a] | ||||
mean energy imparted | The expectation value of the energy imparted. | [I31-10, 10-50.a] | ||||
radiant energy | The energy emitted, transferred or received as radiation. | [I31-6, 6-7.a] | ||||
reaction energy | In a nuclear reaction, the sum of the kinetic and photon energies of the reaction products minus the sum of the kinetic and photon energies of the reactants. | [I31-10, 10-1.a] | ||||
resonance energy | Kinetic energy of an incident particle, in the reference frame of the target, corresponding to a resonance in a nuclear reaction. | [I31-10, 10-2.a] | ||||
work function | The energy difference between an electron at rest at infinity and an electron at the Fermi level in the interior of a substance. | [I31-13, 13-25.a] | ||||
JOULE_METRE_SQD | J · m2 | total atomic stopping power | The total linear stopping power divided by the number density of the atoms in the substance. 1 J · m2 = 1 (m4 · kg)/s2. |
TOTAL_ATOMIC- _STOPPING_POWER |
96 | [I31-10, 10-19.a] |
JOULE_METRE_SQD_PER_KG | (J · m2)/kg | total mass stopping power | The total linear stopping power divided by the volumic mass of the substance. 1 (J · m2)/kg = 1 m4/s2. |
TOTAL_MASS- _STOPPING_POWER |
97 | [I31-10, 10-20.a] |
JOULE_PER_CUBIC_M | J/m3 | radiant energy density | The radiant energy in an element of volume, divided by that element. | ENERGY_DENSITY | 98 | [I31-6, 6-8.a] |
sound energy density (volumic sound energy) | The mean sound energy in a given volume divided by that volume. | [I31-7, 7-15.a] | ||||
volumic electromagnetic energy (electromagnetic energy density) | The energy in an element of volume, divided by that element. 1 J/m3 = 1 kg/(m · s2). |
[I31-5, 5-30.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_GRAM_K | J/(g · K) | massic entropy (specific entropy) | The heat entropy divided by mass. | SPECIFIC_HEAT- _CAPACITY |
99 | [I31-4, 4-19.a] |
massic heat capacity (specific heat capacity) | The heat capacity divided by mass. 1 J/(g · K) = 103 J/(kg · K) (exactly). |
[I31-4, 4-16.a], [I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
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JOULE_PER_KELVIN | J/K | Boltzmann constant | A constant equal to 1,38 x 10-23 J/K, used in statistical physics. | HEAT_CAPACITY | 100 | [I31-8, 8-37.a] |
entropy | When a small quantity of heat dQ is received by a system the thermodynamic temperature of which is T, the entropy of the system is increased by dQ/T, provided that no irreversible change takes place in the system. | [I31-4, 4-18.a] | ||||
heat capacity | The quantity dQ/dT, when the temperature of a system is increased by dT as a result of the addition of a small quantity of heat dQ. 1 J/K = 1 (m2 · kg)/(s2 · K). |
[I31-4, 4-15.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_KELVIN_MOLE | J/(K · mol) | molar entropy | The heat entropy divided by the amount of substance. | MOLAR_ENTROPY | 101 | [I31-8, 8-9.a] |
molar gas constant | The universal constant of proportionality in the ideal gas law: pVm = RT. | [I31-8, 8-36.a] | ||||
molar heat capacity | The heat capacity divided by the amount of substance. 1 J/(K · mol) = 1 (m2 · kg)/(s2 · K · mol). |
[I31-8, 8-8.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_KG | J/kg | specific energy | The energy divided by mass. 1 J/kg = 1 m2/s2. |
SPECIFIC_ENERGY | 102 | [I31-4, 4-21.a] |
JOULE_PER_KG_KELVIN | J/(kg · K) | massic entropy (specific entropy) | The heat entropy divided by mass. | SPECIFIC_HEAT- _CAPACITY |
103 | [I31-4, 4-19.a] |
massic heat capacity (specific heat capacity) | The heat capacity divided by mass. 1 J/(kg · K) = 1 m2/(s2 · K). |
[I31-4, 4-16.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_KM | J/km | linear energy transfer | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance. 1 J/km = 10-3 J/m (exactly). |
LINEAR_ENERGY- _TRANSFER |
104 | [I31-10, 10-54.a] |
total linear stopping power | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance; -dE/dx. 1 J/km = 1 x 10-3 J/m (exactly). |
[I31-10, 10-18.a, I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
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JOULE_PER_M_FOURTH_PWR | J/m4 | spectral concentration of radiant energy density (in terms of wavelength) | The radiant energy density in an infinitesimal wavelength interval, divided by the range of that interval. 1 J/m4 = 1 kg/(m2 · s2). |
SPECTRAL_RAD- _ENERGY_DENSITY |
105 | [I31-6, 6-9.a] |
JOULE_PER_METRE | J/m | linear energy transfer | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance. 1 J/m = 1 (m · kg)/s2. |
LINEAR_ENERGY- _TRANSFER |
106 | [I31-10, 10-54.a] |
total linear stopping power | For an ionizing charged particle, the energy imparted locally to matter in traversing a small distance through the matter, divided by that distance; -dE/dx. | [I31-10, 10-18.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_MOLE | J/mol | chemical potential | A partial molar Gibbs free energy; the change in Gibbs free energy when one mole of a substance is added to a very large amount of a sample. | MOLAR_ENERGY | 107 | [I31-8, 8-17.a] |
molar thermodynamic energy | The thermodynamic energy divided by the amount of substance. 1 J/mol = 1 (m2 · kg)/(s2 · mol). |
[I31-8, 8-7.a] | ||||
JOULE_PER_SQ_METRE | J/m2 | energy fluence | At a given point in space, the sum of the energies, exclusive of rest energy, of all the particles incident on a small sphere, divided by the cross-sectional area of that sphere. | RADIANT_ENERGY- _FLUENCE |
108 | [I31-10, 10-10.a] |
radiant energy fluence | At a given point in space, the radiant flux incident on a small sphere, divided by the cross-sectional area of that sphere. 1 J/m2 = 1 kg/s2. |
[I31-6, 6-11.a] | ||||
JOULE_SECOND | J · s | Planck constant | 1 J · s = 1 (m2 · kg)/s. | PLANCK_CONSTANT | 109 | [I31-9, 9-7.a] |
KELVIN | K | thermodynamic temperature | The fraction 1 / 273,16 of the thermodynamic temperature of the triple point of water. SI base unit. |
THERMO_TEMPERATURE | 110 | [I31-0, Table 1], [I31-4, 4-1.a], [I31-13, 13-12.a], [I31-13, 13-29.a], [I31-13, 13-36.a] |
KELVIN_PER_KM | K/km | lineic thermodynamic temperature gradient | The thermodynamic temperature difference divided by distance. 1 K/km = 10-3 K/m (exactly). |
LINEIC_THERMO_TEMP- _GRADIENT |
111 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived), I31-0, 2.3.2.3] |
KELVIN_PER_METRE | K/m | lineic thermodynamic temperature gradient | The thermodynamic temperature difference divided by distance. | LINEIC_THERMO_TEMP- _GRADIENT |
112 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
KELVIN_PER_SEC | K/s | thermodynamic temperature change rate | The thermodynamic temperature change over an interval of time, divided by that time. | THERMO_TEMP_CHANGE- _RATE |
113 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 and 2.3.4 (derived)] |
KELVIN_PER_WATT | K/W | thermal resistance | The temperature difference divided by heat flow rate. 1 K/W = 1 (m2 · kg · K)/s3. |
THERMAL_RESISTANCE | 114 | [I31-4, 4-12.a] |
KG_METRE_PER_SEC | kg · m/s | momentum | The product of mass and velocity. | MOMENTUM | 115 | [I31-3, 3-8.a] |
KG_METRE_SQD | kg · m2 | moment of inertia (about an axis) | The sum (integral) of the products of the elements of mass of a body and the squares of their distances from an axis. | MOMENT_INERTIA | 116 | [I31-3, 3-7.a] |
KG_METRE_SQD_PER_SEC | (kg · m2)/s | moment of momentum (angular momentum) | The moment of momentum of a particle about a point is equal to the vector product of the radius vector from this point to the particle and the momentum of the particle. | ANGULAR_MOMENTUM | 117 | [I31-3, 3-11.a] |
KG_PER_CUBIC_METRE | kg/m3 | mass concentration (of B) | The amount of substance of B divided by the volume of the mixture. | VOLUMIC_MASS | 118 | [I31-8, 8-11.a] |
volumic mass (mass density) | The mass divided by the volume. | [I31-3, 3-2.a], [I31-7, 7-8.a] |
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KG_PER_KG | kg/kg | mass fraction (of B) | The mass of B divided by the mass of the mixture. of the mixture. 1 kg/kg = 1. |
MASS_FRACTION | 119 | [I31-8, 8-12.a], [I31-0, 2.3.3] |
KG_PER_LITRE | kg/l | mass concentration (of B) | The amount of substance of B divided by the volume of the mixture. | VOLUMIC_MASS | 120 | [I31-8, 8-11.b] |
volumic mass (mass density) | The mass divided by the volume. 1 kg/l = 10-3 kg/m3 (exactly). |
[I31-3, 3-2.c] | ||||
KG_PER_METRE | kg/m | lineic mass (linear density) | The mass divided by length. | LINEIC_MASS | 121 | [I31-3, 3-5.a] |
KG_PER_MOLE | kg/mol | molar mass | The mass divided by the amount of substance. | MOLAR_MASS | 122 | [I31-8, 8-5.a] |
KG_PER_SECOND | kg/s | mass flow rate | The mass of matter which crosses a given surface, divided by time. | MASS_FLOW_RATE | 123 | [I31-3, 3-29.a] |
KG_PER_SQ_METRE | kg/m2 | areic mass (surface density) | The mass divided by area. | SURFACE_DENSITY | 124 | [I31-3, 3-6.a] |
mean mass range | The mean linear range multiplied by the volumic mass of the substance. | [I31-10, 10-22.a] | ||||
KILOGRAM | kg | mass | The mass of the international prototype of the kilogram. SI base unit. |
MASS | 125 | [I31-0, Table 1], [I31-3, 3-1.a], [I31-8, 8-31.a], [I31-9, 9-4.a], [I31-9, 9-5.a], [I31-9, 9-28.a], [I31-13, 13-31.a] |
KM_PER_HOUR | km/h | velocity | The distance divided by time. 1 km/h = 1 / 3,6 m/s (exactly). |
SPEED | 127 | [I31-1, 1-10.b] |
LITRE | l, L (Both symbols are equally accepted.) |
volume | The product of length, width and height. 1 l = 1 dm3 = 10-3 m3 (exactly). |
VOLUME | 130 | [I31-0, Table 4], [I31-1, 1-6.b] |
LITRE_PER_HOUR | L/h | volume flow rate | The volume of matter which crosses a given surface, divided by time. 1 L/h = 1 / 3,6 x 10-6 m3/s (exactly). |
VOLUME_FLOW_RATE | 131 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
LITRE_PER_SECOND | L/s | volume flow rate | The volume of matter which crosses a given surface, divided by time. 1 L/s = 10-3 m3/s (exactly). |
VOLUME_FLOW_RATE | 132 | [I31-0, 2.3.2.2 (derived)] |
LUMEN | lm | luminous flux | The rate of light emission. 1 lm = 1 cd · sr. |
LUMINANCE_FLUX | 134 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-6, 6-30.a] |
LUMEN_HOUR | lm · h | quantity of light | The time integral of luminous flux. 1 lm · h = 3 600 lm · s (exactly). |
QUANTITY_LIGHT | 135 | [I31-6, 6-31.b] |
LUMEN_PER_SQ_METRE | lm/m2 | luminous exitance | At a point on a surface, the luminous flux leaving an element of the surface, divided by the area of that element. | LUMINANCE_EXITANCE | 136 | [I31-6, 6-33.a] |
LUMEN_PER_WATT | lm/W | luminous efficacy | The luminous flux divided by power (radiant flux). 1 lm/W = 1 (s3 · lm)/(m2 · kg). |
LUMINANCE_EFFICIENCY | 137 | [I31-6, 6-36.a] |
LUMEN_SECOND | lm · s | quantity of light | The time integral of luminous flux. | QUANTITY_LIGHT | 138 | [I31-6, 6-31.a] |
LUX | lx | illuminance | At a point on a surface, the luminous flux incident on an element of the surface, divided by the area of that element. 1 lx = 1 lm/m2. |
ILLUMINANCE | 139 | [I31-0, Table 2], [I31-6, 6-34.a] |
LUX_HOUR | lx · h | light exposure | The time integral of illuminance. 1 lx · h = 3 600 lx · s (exactly). |
LIGHT_EXPOSURE | 140 | [I31-6, 6-35.b] |
LUX_SECOND | lx · s | light exposure | The time integral of illuminance. | LIGHT_EXPOSURE | 141 | [I31-6, 6-35.a] |