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Unit
m2
mol/m3, mol/L (M)
C/V
J kg1 K1
cm, m
m2/s
Gy (J/kg)
C
J
V/m
V
J
C/mol
N
m/s2
J
m
Ws2
J
A
cd
(variable)
J/K
(variable)
m
g, kg, t
mol
mol1
Pa, bar*
J
m
JK1 mol1
W
J/K
s, min, h, d, month, a
C
K
m/s
V
Physical Quantity
activity of substance B
relative atomic mass (atomic weight)
area
concentration of substance B
electric capacity
specific heat capacity
diameter
relative density (r/rwater)
diffusion coefficient
absorbed dose
elementary charge
energy
electric field strength
electromotive force
activation energy
activity coefficient
Faraday constant
force
acceleration due to gravity
Gibbs free energy
height
Planck constant
enthalpy
electric current
luminous intensity
rate constant of a chemical reaction
Boltzmann constant
equilibrium constant
length
mass
relative molecular mass (molecular weight)
refractive index (sodium D-line, 20 C)
amount of substance
Avogadro constant (6.023 1023 mol1)
pressure
quantity of heat
radius
gas constant
electric resistance
entropy
time
temperature
absolute temperature
velocity
electric potential
Unit
Physical Quantity
U
V
w
W
xB
Z
a
a
a
[a]
h
q
k
l
l
m
n
n
p
r
s
t
j
c
J
m3, L, mL, mL
internal energy
volume
mass fraction
work
mole fraction of substance B
proton number, atomic number
cubic expansion coefficient
heat-transfer coefficient (heat-transfer number)
degree of dissociation of electrolyte
specific rotation
dynamic viscosity
temperature
cp/cv
thermal conductivity
wavelength
chemical potential
frequency
kinematic viscosity (h/r)
osmotic pressure
density
surface tension
shear stress
volume fraction
compressibility
Wm2K1
102deg cm2g1
Pas
C
Wm1K1
nm, m
Hz, s1
m2/s
Pa
g/cm3
N/m
Pa (N/m2)
Pa1 (m2/N)
Conversion Factors
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Conversion Factors
SI unit
Mass
kg
kg
kg
Volume
m3
m3
m3
m3
Temperature
C
Force
N
Energy, Work
J
J
J
J
J
J
Pressure
MPa
MPa
MPa
kPa
kPa
kPa
kPa
Non-SI unit
pound (avoirdupois)
ton (long)
ton (short)
2.205
9.842 104
1.102 103
cubic inch
cubic foot
gallon (U.S., liquid)
gallon (Imperial)
6.102 104
35.315
2.642 102
2.200 102
C l.8 32
dyne
1.0 105
Btu (int.)
cal (int.)
eV
erg
kWh
kpm
9.480 104
2.389 101
6.242 1018
1.0 107
2.778 107
1.020 101
at
atm
bar
mbar
mm Hg
psi
torr
10.20
9.869
10
10
7.502
0.145
7.502
Powers of Ten
E (exa)
P (peta)
T (tera)
G (giga)
M (mega)
k (kilo)
h (hecto)
da (deca)
1018
1015
1012
109
106
103
102
10
d (deci)
c (centi)
m (milli)
m (micro)
n (nano)
p (pico)
f (femto)
a (atto)
101
102
103
106
109
1012
1015
1018
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Abbreviations
Abbreviations
The following is a list of the abbreviations used in the text. Common terms, the names of publications
and institutions, and legal agreements are included along with their full identities. Other abbreviations
will be defined wherever they first occur in an article. For further abbreviations, see page IX, Symbols
and Units; page XVI, Frequently Cited Companies (Abbreviations), and page XVII, Country Codes in
patent references. The names of periodical publications are abbreviated exactly as done by Chemical
Abstracts Service.
abs.
a.c.
ACGIH
ACS
ADI
ADN
ADNR
ADP
ADR
AEC
a.i.
AIChE
AIME
ANSI
AMP
APhA
API
ASTM
ATP
BAM
BAT
Beilstein
BET
absolute
alternating current
American Conference of Governmental
Industrial Hygienists
American Chemical Society
acceptable daily intake
accord europeen relatif au transport
international des marchandises dangereuses par voie de navigation interieure
(European agreement concerning the
international transportation of dangerous
goods by inland waterways)
ADN par le Rhin (regulation concerning
the transportation of dangerous goods on
the Rhine and all national waterways of
the countries concerned)
adenosine 50 -diphosphate
accord europeen relatif au transport
international des marchandises dangereuses par route (European agreement
concerning the international transportation of dangerous goods by road)
Atomic Energy Commission (United
States)
active ingredient
American Institute of Chemical
Engineers
American Institute of Mining,
Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
American National Standards Institute
adenosine 50 -monophosphate
American Pharmaceutical Association
American Petroleum Institute
American Society for Testing and
Materials
adenosine 50 -triphosphate
Bundesanstalt fur Materialprufung
(Germany)
Biologischer Arbeitsstofftoleranzwert
(biological tolerance value for a
working material, established by MAK
Commission, see MAK)
Beilsteins Handbook of Organic Chemistry, Springer, Berlin Heidelberg
New York
Brunauer Emmett Teller
BGB1.
BIOS
BOD
bp
B.P.
BS
ca.
calcd.
CAS
cat.
CEN
cf.
CFR
cfu
Chap.
ChemG
C.I.
CIOS
CLP
CNS
Co.
COD
conc.
const.
Corp.
crit.
CSA
CSR
CTFA
DAB
d.c.
decomp.
DFG
dil.
DIN
DMF
DNA
Bundesgesetzblatt (Germany)
British Intelligence Objectives Subcommittee Report (see also FIAT)
biological oxygen demand
boiling point
British Pharmacopoeia
British Standard
circa
calculated
Chemical Abstracts Service
catalyst, catalyzed
Comite Europeen de Normalisation
compare
Code of Federal Regulations (United
States)
colony forming units
chapter
Chemikaliengesetz (Germany)
Colour Index
Combined Intelligence Objectives Subcommitee Report (see also FIAT)
Classification, Labelling and Packaging
central nervous system
Company
chemical oxygen demand
concentrated
constant
Corporation
critical
Chemical Safety Assessment according
to REACH
Chemical Safety Report according to
REACH
The Cosmetic, Toiletry and
Fragrance Association
(United States)
Deutsches Arzneibuch, Deutscher
Apotheker-Verlag, Stuttgart
direct current
decompose, decomposition
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
(German Science Foundation)
dilute, diluted
Deutsche Industrienorm (Germany)
dimethylformamide
deoxyribonucleic acid
Abbreviations
DOE
DOT
GGVS
XIII
XIV
Abbreviations
NRC
Abbreviations
SAICM
s.c.
SI
SIMS
S phrase
(S-Satz)
STEL
STP
Tg
TA Luft
TA Larm
TDLo
THF
TLC
TLV
TOD
TRK
TSCA
V
TU
TWA
UBA
Ullmann
XV
XVI
IFP
INCO
3M
Country Codes
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Country Codes
The following list contains a selection of standard country codes used in the patent references.
AT
AU
BE
BG
BR
CA
CH
CS
DD
DE
DK
ES
FI
FR
GB
GR
HU
ID
*
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Brazil
Canada
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
German Democratic Republic
Federal Republic of Germany
(and Germany before 1949)*
Denmark
Spain
Finland
France
United Kingdom
Greece
Hungary
Indonesia
IL
IT
JP
LU
MA
NL
NO
NZ
PL
PT
SE
SU
US
YU
ZA
EP
WO
Israel
Italy
Japan*
Luxembourg
Morocco
Netherlands*
Norway
New Zealand
Poland
Portugal
Sweden
Soviet Union
United States of America
Yugoslavia
South Africa
European Patent Office*
World Intellectual Property
Organization
For Europe, Federal Republic of Germany, Japan, and the Netherlands, the type of patent is specified:
EP (patent), EP-A (application), DE (patent), DE-OS (Offenlegungsschrift), DE-AS (Auslegeschrift), JP (patent), JP-Kokai (Kokai tokkyo koho), NL (patent), and NL-A (application).
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Periodic Table
Periodic Table