newton second/square meter to dyne second/sq. centimeter
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newton second/square meter
Definition: A unit of dynamic viscosity, similar to pascal second, where newton-seconds are applied per square meter.
Historyandorigin: Based on the newton (N), the SI unit of force, and the square meter (m²) for area.
CurrentUse: Used in fluid mechanics to describe the viscosity of fluids, especially in scientific studies and engineering.
funfact: This is effectively another way to express viscosity, just like pascal-seconds, but with a focus on force rather than pressure.
dyne second/sq. centimeter
Definition: A unit of dynamic viscosity, where dyne-seconds are applied per square centimeter.
Historyandorigin: The dyne is an older unit of force used in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system.
CurrentUse: Used in older systems or in specific industries like small-scale laboratory applications or in regions using CGS units.
funfact: This unit is rarely used today due to the shift to SI units, but it is still sometimes seen in certain fields of physics or engineering.
newton second/square meter to dyne second/sq. centimeter Conversion Table
| 1 newton second/square meter | 10 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 2 newton second/square meter | 20 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 3 newton second/square meter | 30 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 5 newton second/square meter | 50 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 10 newton second/square meter | 100 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 50 newton second/square meter | 500 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 100 newton second/square meter | 1000 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 1000 newton second/square meter | 10000 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 10000 newton second/square meter | 100000 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 100000 newton second/square meter | 1000000 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
| 1000000 newton second/square meter | 10000000 dyne second/sq. centimeter |
How to Convert newton second/square meter to dyne second/sq. centimeter
1 newton second/square meter = 10 dyne second/sq. centimeter
1 dyne second/sq. centimeter = 0.1 newton second/square meter
we use cross multiplication method
newton second/square meter → dyne second/sq. centimeter
1 → 10
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*10=1*x
by simplifying
x=15