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Final SI Units Formulas Symbols Sheet

The document provides a comprehensive list of physical quantities, their formulas, SI units, and the meanings of symbols used in various scientific equations. It covers topics such as thermal conductivity, dynamic viscosity, pressure, Young's modulus, and electrical properties. Each entry includes the relevant formula and definitions for the variables involved.

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Final SI Units Formulas Symbols Sheet

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Quantity Formula SI Unit Symbols Meaning

Thermal k = Q·d / (A·ΔT) W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹ Q: Heat (J),


Conductivity d:Thickness (m),
A:Area (m²),
ΔT:Temp diff (K)

Dynamic Viscosity η = (F/A) / (dv/dy) Pa·s F: Force (N),


A:Area(m²),
dv:Velocity change,
dy: Layer distance
(m)

Surface Tension γ=F/L N·m⁻¹ F: Force (N),


L:Length (m)

Pressure P=F/A Pa F: Force (N),


A:Area(m²)

Young’s Modulus E = (F/A) / (ΔL/L) Pa F: Force (N),


A: Area (m²),
ΔL: Change in
length (m),
L: Original length
(m)

Thermal Diffusivity α = k / (ρ·c) m²·s⁻¹ k:Thermal


conductivity,
ρ: Density (kg/m³),
c: Specific heat
(J/kg·K)

Specific Heat c = Q / (m·ΔT) J·kg⁻¹·K⁻¹ Q: Heat (J),


Capacity m: Mass(kg),
ΔT: Temp change
(K)

Electrical Resistivity ρ=E/J Ω·m E: Electric field


(V/m),
J: Current density
(A/m²)

Electrical σ=1/ρ S·m⁻¹ ρ: Resistivity


Conductivity

Diffusion Coefficient D = J / (−∇C) m²·s⁻¹ J: Diffusion flux,


∇C: Concentration
gradient

Electric Field E=F/q V·m⁻¹ F: Force (N),


q: Charge (C)

Magnetic Flux B = F / (q·v) T F: Force (N),


Density q: Charge (C),
v: Velocity (m/s)

Permittivity ε₀ = C / (V·d) F·m⁻¹ C: Capacitance (F),


(Vacuum) V: Voltage (V),
d: Distance (m)

Heat Transfer h = Q / (A·ΔT) W·m⁻²·K⁻¹ Q: Heat (W),


Coefficient A: Area (m²),
ΔT: Temp diff (K)

Work / Energy / W = F·d, Q = mcΔT J (Joule) F: Force (N),


Heat d: Distance (m),
m: Mass (kg),
c: Specific heat,
ΔT: Temp change

Power P=W/t W (Watt) W: Work (J),


t: Time (s)

Frequency f=1/T Hz T: Time period (s)

Electric Potential V=W/q V (Volt) W: Work (J),


q: Charge (C)

Capacitance C=Q/V F (Farad) Q: Charge (C),


V: Voltage (V)

Inductance L=Φ/I H (Henry) Φ: Magnetic flux


(Wb),
I: Current (A)

Magnetic Flux Φ = B·A Wb B: Magnetic field


(T),
A: Area (m²)

Angular Velocity ω=θ/t rad/s θ: Angle (radian),


t: Time (s)

Momentum p = m·v kg·m/s m: Mass (kg),


v: Velocity (m/s)
Force F = m·a N (Newton) m: Mass (kg),
a: Acceleration
(m/s²)

Pressure Energy P/volume J/m³ = Pa P: Pressure (Pa),


Density volume: m³

Electric Current I=Q/t A (Ampere) Q: Charge (C),


t: Time (s)

Luminous Flux - Lumen (lm) Light output,


1 lm = 1 cd·sr

Illuminance E=Φ/A lux (lx) Φ: luminous flux,


A: area (m²)

Angular α = dω / dt rad/s² ω: angular velocity


Acceleration (rad/s),
t: time (s)

Gravitational Field g=F/m N/kg F: Force (N),


Strength m: Mass (kg)

Strain ΔL / L Dimensionless ΔL: Change in


length,
L: Original length

Stress Stress = F / A Pa F: Force (N),


A: Area (m²)

Torque τ=r×F N·m r: Distance (m),


F: Force (N)

Energy Density u = ½ ε E² J/m³ ε: Permittivity,


(Electric) E: Electric field
(V/m)

Current Density J=I/A A/m² I: Current (A),


A: Area (m²)

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