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Rajini
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Dear All,
J/K into m/s ?
Or
kgJs/m into kg?
thanks for your help!
Rajini.
J/K into m/s ?
Or
kgJs/m into kg?
thanks for your help!
Rajini.
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Rajini said:Please see this equation (taken from J. Solid state Commun, Vol. 33, p.361, 1980):
Rajini said:NOTE:
Useful conversion: 1 mm/s=48.075×10-9 eV.
Yes, one and only noble prize winner till now I saw in Munchen in 2009.[tex]E_\gamma (v)=E_0 (1+\frac{v}{c})[/tex] Yes I used this formula for mm/s to eV conversion.Cthugha said:Oh, this is Mößbauer stuff.
To convert J/K (joules per kelvin) into m/s (meters per second), you need to use the formula: m/s = J/K * (kg*m^2)/(s^2*K). This formula represents the relationship between temperature, energy, and velocity.
Unit conversion is important in scientific research because it allows for consistency and accuracy in measurements. Converting J/K into m/s is particularly important in fields such as thermodynamics and fluid mechanics, where understanding the relationship between energy, temperature, and velocity is crucial.
Sure, let's say we have a sample of gas with a temperature of 300 K and an energy of 100 J. To convert J/K into m/s, we use the formula: m/s = 100 J / (300 K * (1 kg*m^2)/(1 s^2*K)). This gives us a velocity of approximately 0.33 m/s.
J/K is commonly used to measure specific heat capacity (energy per unit mass per unit temperature change) and m/s is commonly used to measure velocity. Other related units include J/mol.K (energy per mole per unit temperature change) and m/s^2 (acceleration).
Yes, there are many online unit conversion calculators and tools that can help you convert J/K into m/s (and vice versa). Some popular ones include UnitConverters.net, ConvertUnits.com, and OnlineUnitConversion.com. These tools are especially useful for quickly converting between different units without having to manually perform calculations.