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Poiseuille is a unit in the category of Dynamic viscosity. It is also known as poiseuilles. This unit is commonly used in the SI unit system. Poiseuille has a dimension of ML-1T-1 where M is mass, L is length, and T is time. It essentially the same as the corresponding standard SI unit Pa-s.
Note that the seven base dimensions are M (Mass), L (Length), T (Time), Q (Temperature), N (Aamount of Substance), I (Electric Current), and J (Luminous Intensity).
Other units in the category of Dynamic viscosity include Centipoise (cP, cPo), Dyne Second Per Square Centimeter (dyn-s/cm2), Gram Force Second Per Square Centimeter (gf-s/cm2), Gram Per Centimeter Per Second (g/cm-s), Kilogram Force Second Per Square Meter (kgf-s/m2), Kilogram Per Meter Per Second (kg/m-s), Newton Second Per Square Meter (N-s/m2), Pascal Second (Pa-s), Poise (P, Po), Pound Force Second Per Square Foot (lbf-s/ft2), Pound Mass Per Foot Second (lbm/ft-s), Pound Mass Per Inch Second (lbm/in-s), Reynolds (reyns) (reyns (reyn)), Slug Per Foot Second (slug/ft-s), and Slug Per Inch Second (slug/in-s).
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Related Glossary Pages
Glossary: Units: Length: Ems (pica)
Glossary: Units: Pressure: Dyne Per Square Centimeter
Glossary: Units: Mass: Yottagram
Glossary: Units: Data (Binary): Bit
Glossary: Units: Volume: Scruple (UK, Fluid)
Glossary: Units: 1st Hyper-Susceptibility: Coulomb Meter Per Joule
Glossary: Units: Magnetic Dipole Moment: Emu of Magnetic Dipole Moment
Glossary: Units: Area: Circular Mil
Glossary: Units: Luminous Luminance: Lambert
Glossary: Units: Magnetic Dipole Moment: A.u. of Magnetic Dipole Moment
Glossary: Units: Pressure: Dyne Per Square Centimeter
Glossary: Units: Mass: Yottagram
Glossary: Units: Data (Binary): Bit
Glossary: Units: Volume: Scruple (UK, Fluid)
Glossary: Units: 1st Hyper-Susceptibility: Coulomb Meter Per Joule
Glossary: Units: Magnetic Dipole Moment: Emu of Magnetic Dipole Moment
Glossary: Units: Area: Circular Mil
Glossary: Units: Luminous Luminance: Lambert
Glossary: Units: Magnetic Dipole Moment: A.u. of Magnetic Dipole Moment
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