gram/centimeter/second to centistokes
Please provide values below to convert gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] to centistokes [cSt], or change ↔.
gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s]
Definition: A metric unit of viscosity that measures the amount of fluid flow resistance, commonly used in scientific research.
Historyandorigin: Rooted in the metric system, this unit is part of the older CGS system used for fluid dynamics.
CurrentUse: Used for high-precision measurements in scientific experiments, particularly in lab environments.
funfact: This unit was widely used before the adoption of the SI system and is still found in some specific scientific studies!
centistokes [cSt]
Definition: The centistoke is one one-hundredth of a stoke, used to measure the kinematic viscosity of fluids.
Historyandorigin: A smaller unit derived from the stoke, it is used for more precise viscosity measurements in fluid dynamics.
CurrentUse: Widely used in industries such as automotive, lubrication, and food processing.
funfact: Centistokes are commonly used to measure oils, where the viscosity can be very low but still crucial to machine function!
gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] to centistokes [cSt] Conversion Table
| 1 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 0.1 centistokes [cSt] |
| 2 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 0.2 centistokes [cSt] |
| 3 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 0.3 centistokes [cSt] |
| 5 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 0.5 centistokes [cSt] |
| 10 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 1 centistokes [cSt] |
| 50 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 5 centistokes [cSt] |
| 100 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 10 centistokes [cSt] |
| 1000 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 100 centistokes [cSt] |
| 10000 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 1000 centistokes [cSt] |
| 100000 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 10000 centistokes [cSt] |
| 1000000 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] | 100000 centistokes [cSt] |
How to Convert gram/centimeter/second to centistokes
1 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] = 0.1 centistokes [cSt]
1 centistokes [cSt] = 10 gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s]
we use cross multiplication method
gram/centimeter/second [g/cm·s] → centistokes [cSt]
1 → 0.1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.1=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.15