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The document discusses the SI system of units used in chemistry. It lists the base physical quantities of mass, length, time, temperature, electric current, and amount of substance along with their corresponding SI units and symbols. It also defines some derived units like area, volume, speed, density, acceleration, force, energy, and pressure in terms of the base units. Finally, it poses a question asking if speed needs to be determined first before calculating density using SI units.

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The document discusses the SI system of units used in chemistry. It lists the base physical quantities of mass, length, time, temperature, electric current, and amount of substance along with their corresponding SI units and symbols. It also defines some derived units like area, volume, speed, density, acceleration, force, energy, and pressure in terms of the base units. Finally, it poses a question asking if speed needs to be determined first before calculating density using SI units.

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SI UNIT ?

The system of unit used in chemistry is the SI sytem .This is based on the
metric system.

PHYSICAL NAME OF ABBREVATION SYMBOL


QUANTITY UNITS
MASS KILOGRAM KG I
LENGTH METER M m
TIME SECOND S t
TEMPERATURE KELVIN K Li
ELECTRIC AMPERE A T
CURRENT
AMOUNT OF MOLE mol N
SUBSTANCE
LUMINOUS CANDELA cd Iv
INTENSITY

Conversion of units ?
Quantity Definition Derived Unit(Name)
Area Length * Length m2
Volume Area * Length m3
Speed Distance/unit time m
s
Density Mass/unit volume kg
m2
Acceleration Change in m2
speed/unit time s2
Force Mass*acceleration kg m 2
s2
Energy Force*distance kg m 2
s2
Pressure Force*unit area kg (m s 2)
Periodic table

Question ?

1. All of SI units as a example for get Density value need speed


value first then only can find density value ?

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