SI units

  • International System of Units (SI, from Système international d’unités)
SI unitin SI base unitsdimensionquantities
secondbasetime
metrebaselength
kilogrambasemass
amperebaseelectric current
kelvinbasethermodynamic temperature
molebaseamount of substance
candelabaseluminous intensity
hertzfrequency , rotational frequency
coulombelectric charge
pascal-seconddynamic viscosity
pascalpressure
momentum
newtonforce , weight (Newton 2nd Law)
jouleenergy , Work
newton-metreTorque
wattpower , electric power
voltelectric potential, voltage (Ohm’s Law)
ohmelectric resistance (Ohm’s Law)
velocity
acceleration
jerk
area
volume
density
moment of inertia
volt per meterelectric field
radiandimensionlessplane angle
specific heat capacity
radian per secondangular frequency
intensity (power/area)

Other units

Mass

  • SI unit:
  • (gram, gramme)
  • (tonne, (in US: metric ton))
  • (short ton, tn, st, US ton, (in US: ton))
  • (long ton, imperial ton, displacement ton, British ton)
  • (pound, pound-mass)
    • also denoted like: or
  • Unified atomic mass unit

Energy

  • (kilowatt-hour)
    • the energy consumed by a 1-kilowatt appliance in 1 hour
  • (electronvolt)
    • the energy acquired by a particle carrying a charge whose magnitude equals that on the electron as a result of moving through a potential difference of

calorie

  • in physics/chemistry: small calorie, gram calorie, thermochemical calorie
  • in nutrition: large calorie, kilocalorie, Calorie, kilogram calorie
    • (also )

power

  • ((imperial) horsepower, HP, BHP (brake horsepower))
  • (metric horsepower, CV, PS)

force

  • (kilogram-force)
  • (pound-force)

torque

  • (kilogram-force meter, (קג”מ))
  • (pound-force foot)

rotational frequency

  • (revolutions per minute, )

decibels

    • : power level
    • : reference power level
  • Sound Intensity Level