Conversion of units is the conversion between different units of measurement for the same quantity, typically through multiplicative conversion factors.
I have researched that isobutanol has a heat of combustion of 35981 kJ/kg; however I need this to be in kJ/mol. From calculations, the molar mass of isobutanol was found to be 74g/mol. How would I go about in converting this?
Relevant equations (?)
#mols=mass/molarmass
But how can I use this?
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I have a table with vertical peak acceleration values [g] and I want to find out a formula that convert the [g] values into ground reaction forces in units of body weight (BW). I think Newton´s 2nd law (F = m x a) may help but I am stuck on finding a generic relationship (problem is...
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i need to unit Conversion :
from: 28.8 Volts/(Meter/Second) to (....) Volts/(Inch/Second)
from: 28.8 Volts/(Meter/Second) to (....) milliVolts/(milliMeter/Second)
Thanks
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I'm converting some numbers to atomic units, and it's important that I get it right. Would be happy if someone could reassure me.
I want to convert the units of an electric field measured in kV/cm to atomic units. Here is what I got:
\frac{kV}{cm}=\frac{10^3}{10^{-2}}\frac{J}{C\cdot...
I've been reading that is possible to produce DME (dimethyl ether) from methanol using a catalyst.
In the following website: http://www.topsoe.com/products/dme-99-ecotmI've found a catalyst for the dehydration of methanol to produce DME.
I would like to know technical information about the...
Hi everybody; I am triying to calculate the Bohr Magneton (eħ/2mc); I am suposed to express it in units of MeV/ Gauss, but I have not idea how to transform charge/time, which is what I obtain when I introduce the units in the formula.
Can anyone help plase?
Thanks.
When my classmate report about cycloconverters. He discussed about different classifications and types of cycloconverters. He also discussed how Single-phase to Single-Phase Cycloconverters operate. But when he approached Three-Phase to Single-Phase and Three-Phase to Three-Phase...
So from what I had initially understood, in a conversion problem, you go by whatever number has the smallest SF and round your answer to that number, even if that number is one.
In the examples on my homework it seems like my teacher chooses a random number of significant figures for each...
2m+(50s)(0.5m/s)
=
2m + 25m/{s}^{2}
=
Not possible
My teacher keeps saying this is pure piffle and shaking his head. Can someone please explain this to me?
Homework Statement
Your patient weighs 70 kg the prescription states 0.5 mg/kg/hr. You have a bag of 250 mg in 50 mL. At what rate (mL/hr) will you set the pump?
Homework Equations
I don't think I have to convert the units of this equation, just cancel them out... but I'm not entirely sure...
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I was just wondering if any macbook pro owners have successfully converted the optical drive into an area to hold an SSD. I am planning on keeping my current HDD and adding the SSD. Please let me know how it went and how much it affected the performance.
(2012 MacbookPro non-retina)...
Homework Statement
During the Cold War the US and the former Soviet Union built up enormous arsenals of nuclear weapons. Although the exact amounts are not known, particularly for the USSR, the stockpile of the US arsenal alone is knowledgeably estimated to have a total destructive power of...
I need to convert 12.5 MPa·mm1/2 into MPa.m1/2.
I am unsure on how to do this, my two guesses are as follows:
1. (12.5) / ( 1 / 10001/2) = 395.28 MPa.m1/2
2. (12.5) / (12.5 / 10001/2) = 31.62 MPa.m1/2
Is either of those correct? Thanks!
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In CGS unit electron thermal conductivity for plasma is expressed as \frac{n_{e}T_{e}}{m_{e}\upsilon_{e}}\Gamma_{1} [1] where \Gamma_{1} is the dimensionless transport coefficient. [2]
You can also find similar expression in...
Homework Statement
Effective Power generation of the plant is 5.43*10^{7}W but it will required 9*10^{16}J to be created.
Essentially the break-even will after solving equation Energy required/Power Generated however I get results of almost 50 years. Would this be correct...
Homework Statement
I need to convert from a fv in units of Jy to fλ in units of erg s^-1 cm ^-2 A^-1
fv = 1.0254e-2 Jy
Homework Equations
fv dv = fλ dλ
fλ = fv dv/dλ
and because v = c/λ...
fλ = fv*c / λ^2
Also 1 Jy = 10^-23 erg cm^-2 s^-1 Hz ^-1
The Attempt at a Solution...
Homework Statement
Gold, which has a density of 19.32 g/cm3, is the most ductile metal and can be pressed into a thin leaf or drawn out into a long fiber. (a) If a sample of gold with a mass of 4.713 g, is pressed into a leaf of 6.549 μm thickness, what is the area of the leaf? (b) If...
I have a real simple question. I'm doing a problem that involves Coulomb's law. My charge separation is 5 nanomeers, and the charges are each elementary.
So, for the equation, I have:
(9E9 (N*m^2/C^2) *(1.6E-19)^2 (C^2) ) / (5 nm)^2
Units are bolded. The denominator has to be converted...
Hi, I was given 1Btu/(h.ft^2.°F) to W/m^2.K with these conversion ratios 1m^3=1000L 1Btu=1.055*103 1m=3.2808ft and Δ1K=Δ1.8°F
I can convert most of the units but I'm stumped by the temperature conversion here. Because I'm not converting a change in temperature but the discreet value of...
Today I came across a statistical report of world energy consumption. There was a tab named energy generated and the values were given in TWh. There was a tab named Primary energy consumed and the values were given in Mtoe. I saw that the energy generated by the world is around 20000 TWh and the...
Homework Statement
If one truck runs on 6000 barrels of oil per year, how many trucks could run on the oil produced in the US in one year (1.9*10^10 barrels)?Homework Equations
(6000 barrels/year) used by one truck
(1.9*10^10 barrels/year) for US productionThe Attempt at a Solution
I simply...
Homework Statement
I would like to know how a 4000 r/min is converted to period of t=2.5mSec
Homework Equations
Speed of motor = 4000 r/min
Build-up time of current = 2.5msec
Frequency = 60Hz
The Attempt at a Solution
\frac{1}{4000}=0.25msec not 2.5msec
OR
Assuming it means...
Hi , if we have a rotating centrifuge at rpm "a" and we have the radius "b" of the centrifuge and then at the side i have a metal ball that weight's "c" I take the formula which you suggested me here F=ma where a=v2/r and out of that I get Newtons, how do i convert them to like pascals? Because...
Hi everyone,
I'm having a little confusion here:
I measured a value which is 0.27 nN/nm and I converted it's value as 0.27 N/m.
Is this correct or should it be 0.27 nN/nm = 0.27*10^9 N/m
Thanks for your help
Homework Statement
This is the question
Still think that unit conversion isn't important?
Here is a widely publicized, true story about how failing to convert units resulted in a huge loss. In 1998, the Mars Climate Orbiter probe crashed into the surface of Mars, instead of entering orbit...
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I have two datasets containing power spectral density data to be compared. One of these datasets is presented in units mm/sqrt (Hz)/degree, and I would like to do some transformation so that data is comparable with the other set, which has units m^2/Hz/rad.
Any help on how to do...
Hi everyone,
It's been years since I solved a physics problem for school. Now that I'm back at it I could use some help on this problem:
Question
"The astonomical unit (AU) is defined as the mean centre to centre distance from Earth to the Sun, namely 1.496 x 10^11 m. The parsec is...
Homework Statement
I am reading about electrodynamics, and in different formula, there is a SI form and a Gaussian form.
Homework Equations
What is the relationship in the different unit system for c or B or E and other relative variables?
The Attempt at a Solution
sometimes...
I originally wanted to post this in the EE forum, but after seeing the sticky there, I decided that this might be a better place.
1. I got the whole thing about unit conversions (like from V to kV, move the decimal point 3 to the left -- the number becomes smaller by 10^3). Right now, we're...
Homework Statement
Calculate the density in lbm/ft3 with the given formula: ρ=p/RT where p=35 psi, R=1716 ft-lbf/slug-°R, and T=100°F.
We have access to a table with basically any unit conversion we would need.
The Attempt at a Solution
100°F=37.78°C=310.9278K
(35 lb/in2)(144 in2/1...
Homework Statement
"The gravitational constant G is 6.67*10^-11 m^3*s^-2*kg^-1. What is G in units of cm^3*s^2*g^-1
Homework Equations
1kg = 1000g
1m = 100cm
The Attempt at a Solution
I don't understand how the dimension can change from [L^3,T^-2,M^-1] to [L^3,T^2,M^-1]...
For a motor modeling project I am trying to find a value that is measured in Volts/kRPM (Voltage constant) , in the motor specs that I am given i have a value in RPM/Kv,
If the value for RPM/Kv given is 245, how can i find Volts/KRPM, or is that even possible
Thanks!
Homework Statement
Consider an electron of mass m=9*10^-30 kg in an infinite box of dimension a=10^-9 m. What is the energy difference between the ground state and the first excited state? Express your answer in eV.
Homework Equations
E_n = \frac{\hbar^2\pi^2n^2}{2ma^2}
The Attempt at a...
If I have units with degree Fahrenheit in the denominator can I cancel it with degree Rankine without a problem? Or do I need to use F + 459.xx to clear it?
does 1/F cancel with R?
I believe 1/F and R can cancel one to one, right...
Homework Statement
Essentially I'm working out a problem and I am given \alpha = \frac{15cm\bullet m^{3}}{\mu C}
and I need to get it in just terms of meters/coulombs
I'm having a real tough time with weird unit conversions like this.
Homework Equations
1m = 100cm 1 micro coulomb = 1 X...
Homework Statement
I am giving .15Mo/pc^3 how can i convert that into g/cm^3
mo is solar mass and its in grams and pc is distance so its in cm so wht would i do to convert it?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
would i just mutiply .15 by the solarmass(1.9e33g) than...
Homework Statement
Need help with some unit conversion. The problem asks to find mass of a star.
p=1.58e9 seconds a=7.61" d=8.15e18 cm +-.001
Homework Equations
M=(4pie^2 d^3 a^3)/Gp^2
The Attempt at a Solution
My problem is with " arcsecond i think it is. The mass should be...
Homework Statement
Pressures up to 3000 atm are measured with a dead-weight gauge. The piston diameter is 0.17 (in). What is the approximate mass in (lbm) of the weights required?
The Attempt at a Solution
Abs. pressure = Gauge pressure + Atmospheric pressure
= 3000 atm + 1...
In doing some research, I cam across an equation for instantaneous radiated power, with the CGS units "erg/(sec rad cm)", rad being radians (not rad the unit for radiation exposure). Try as I might, I'm not able to come up with a way to convert it to the SI units for watts. Does anyone know...
Homework Statement
One bottle of magnum contains a volume of 1.5litres. 1 bottle of boream contains a volume of 0.792 us gallons. How many bottles of magnum will fit in 1 bottle of boream?
Homework Equations
litres to galons
galons to litres
The Attempt at a Solution
Uh...i've...
Homework Statement
The person fell from the plane 6 miles and survived the fall.
What is the distance the person fell in metres?
Homework Equations
1m=3.281ft
1mi=5280ft
1ft=0.3048m
The Attempt at a Solution
I figured if 1 mi = 5280ft
then 6 miles must be : 6(5280ft)=31...
I am stumped on how to convert my units for the equation for Force of Lift.
FL=CLPA\frac{v^{2}}{2}
My equation comes out to:
FL=(.76764)(.076\frac{lbm}{ft})(\frac{(65.899\frac{ft}{s})^{2}}{2})
Still figuring out this equation hypertext stuff. Please help if you can.
I am supposed to...
Homework Statement
Because Earth's rotation is gradually slowing, the length of each day increases: The day at the end of 1.0 century is 1.0 ms longer than the day at the start of the century. In 54 centuries, what is the total (in hours) of the daily increases in time (that is, the sum of the...
Homework Statement
The acceleration of a particle is 5 m/s^2. What is the acceleration in Km/hr^2 and ft/hr^2?
Homework Equations
1km=1000m , 1m = 3.28 ft , 1hr=3600s
The Attempt at a Solution
ok so i have answers with calculator which is
5m/s^2 = 64800 km/hr^2 and...
Homework Statement
A 55 g particle is moving to the left at 27 m/s. How much work must be done on the particle to cause it to move to the right at 41 m/s? Answer in joules
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
27-(-41)=68 , 68*55= 3750
the units here are grams m/s. I...