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dyn⋅s\text{dyn}{\cdot}\text{s}

dyne second

Momentumexact by definition

The dyne second is the CGS unit of impulse, exactly 10⁻⁵ newton seconds. It is the same quantity as the gram centimetre per second, written from the force-times-time side rather than the mass-times-velocity side.

1 dyn⋅s\text{dyn}{\cdot}\text{s} 0.00001 kg⋅m/s\text{kg}{\cdot}\text{m/s}

One dyne second in every momentum unit

1.87116e+16megaelectron volt per c (MeV/c)
18,711,600,000,000gigaelectron volt per c (GeV/c)
1gram centimeter per second (g·cm/s)
1dyne second (dyn·s)this unit
0.01millinewton second (mN·s)
0.0000723301pound foot per second (lb·ft/s)
0.00001kilogram meter per second (kg·m/s)
0.00001newton second (N·s)
0.00000224809pound-force second (lbf·s)
0.00000224809slug foot per second (slug·ft/s)
1.00000e-08kilonewton second (kN·s)
1.00000e-08tonne meter per second (t·m/s)
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