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MKS Units

UnitVariableSymbolMKSA units
AmpereCurrentIfundamental MKSA unit
CoulombChargeQAmpere second
FaradCapacitanceCCoulomb Volt-1 = Joule Volt-2
HenryInductanceLWeber Ampere-1 = Tesla meter2 Ampere-1
JouleEnergyENewton meter = kilogram meter2 second-2
KelvinTemperatureTfundamental MKSA unit
kilogramMassmfundamental MKSA unit
meterLengthLfundamental MKSA unit
NewtonForceFkilogram meter second-2
OhmResistanceRVolt Ampere-1 = Volt2 Joule-1 second-1
PascalPressurePNewton meter-2
secondtimetfundamental MKSA unit
SiemensconductanceGAmpere Volt-1 = Joule second Volt-2
TeslaMagnetic fieldBNewton Ampere-1 meter-1 = Joule Ampere-1 meter-2 = Volt second meter-2
VoltpotentialfJoule coulomb-1
WattPowerPJoule second-1
WeberMagnetic fluxFTesla meter2 = Volt second

non-MKS Units

Electron Volt (Unit of energy) = 1.602 x 10-19 Joule

moles/liter (Unit of concentration) = 6.022 x 1020 cm-3

Degrees Centigrade (Unit of Temperature) = 273.16 + T(in Centigrade) Kelvin

Inch (Unit of Length) = 2.54 cm

mil or milli inch (Unit of Length) = 25.4 micrometer

A or Angstrom (Unit of Length) = 0.1 nm