kiloline to gauss square centimeter
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kiloline
Definition: A CGS unit representing one thousand lines of magnetic flux.
Historyandorigin: The kiloline was another unit used in the CGS system before the standardization to SI units.
CurrentUse: Rarely used today, the kiloline served as a practical measure of magnetic flux in the early days of electromagnetism.
funfact: The kiloline was used to describe magnetic flux, but as physics advanced, more accurate units like the weber took over!
gauss square centimeter
Definition: A CGS unit of magnetic flux, using the gauss (another CGS unit for magnetic field strength).
Historyandorigin: Named after Carl Friedrich Gauss, this unit was widely used before the adoption of the tesla in the SI system.
CurrentUse: Used mainly in contexts where the CGS system is still relevant, or for historical purposes.
funfact: The gauss is still used in some scientific contexts, particularly in fields dealing with weak magnetic fields like geology!
kiloline to gauss square centimeter Conversion Table
| 1 kiloline | 1000 gauss square centimeter |
| 2 kiloline | 2000 gauss square centimeter |
| 3 kiloline | 3000 gauss square centimeter |
| 5 kiloline | 5000 gauss square centimeter |
| 10 kiloline | 10000 gauss square centimeter |
| 50 kiloline | 50000 gauss square centimeter |
| 100 kiloline | 100000 gauss square centimeter |
| 1000 kiloline | 1000000 gauss square centimeter |
| 10000 kiloline | 10000000 gauss square centimeter |
| 100000 kiloline | 100000000 gauss square centimeter |
| 1000000 kiloline | 1000000000 gauss square centimeter |
How to Convert kiloline to gauss square centimeter
1 kiloline = 1000 gauss square centimeter
1 gauss square centimeter = 0.001 kiloline
we use cross multiplication method
kiloline → gauss square centimeter
1 → 1000
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1000=1*x
by simplifying
x=1500