SI Units Flashcards: 7 Base Units & 22 Named Derived Units
Practice all 7 SI base units and 22 derived units with special names: quantities, symbols, and base-unit expressions in one installable deck.
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Most SI lists are easy to scan and awkward to recall. These 110 text-only cards turn the complete core into small retrieval tasks: all seven base units and all 22 derived units with special names and symbols.
What the cards practice
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Quantity ↔ unit and symbol: recall each base quantity and every named derived quantity in both directions.
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Named unit ↔ coherent base-unit expression: expand all 22 special names, then reverse the mapping with the quantity supplied whenever an expression is shared.
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Notation and distinctions: keep case, spacing, symbol grammar, Hz/Bq, Gy/Sv, rad/sr, and kelvin/degree Celsius intervals straight.
The deck leaves out prefixes, conversions, non-SI units, unnamed derived units, significant figures, uncertainty, laboratory procedures, historical definitions, defining-constant values, and proprietary exam material. Expression-to-unit prompts always state the quantity, so shared expressions such as s⁻¹ and m²·s⁻² stay unambiguous.
The sequence establishes the seven base units first. It then alternates the 22 named units with a deterministic stride before moving from identity recall to base-unit expressions. Related directions and easy-to-confuse units stay at least three unrelated cards apart; the review scheduler handles longer-term spacing after installation.
Facts were checked against the BIPM SI Brochure, 9th edition, version 4.01 and NIST SP 330 §2, with notation checked against NIST SP 330 §5. The 2026 BIPM edition expresses radian and steradian as unit one; this deck follows that current form. No source prose, third-party deck text, or exam content was copied.
An AI tool helped draft and sequence the cards and generated the cover. Every final front and back was manually checked against the official SI tables. The original questions, answers, selection, sequence, metadata, and cover are shared under CC0 1.0 to the extent those elements can be dedicated; the underlying SI facts remain common knowledge.
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Carte 1
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What is the SI base unit for time?
Réponse
second (s).
Carte 2
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What is the SI base unit for length?
Réponse
metre (m).
Carte 3
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What is the SI base unit for mass?
Réponse
kilogram (kg).
Carte 4
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What is the SI base unit for electric current?
Réponse
ampere (A).
Carte 5
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What is the SI base unit for thermodynamic temperature?
Réponse
kelvin (K).
Carte 6
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What is the SI base unit for amount of substance?
Réponse
mole (mol).
Carte 7
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What is the SI base unit for luminous intensity?
Réponse
candela (cd).
Carte 8
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Which SI base quantity uses the second (s)?
Réponse
Time.
Carte 9
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Which SI base quantity uses the metre (m)?
Réponse
Length.
Carte 10
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Which SI base quantity uses the kilogram (kg)?
Réponse
Mass.
Carte 11
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Which SI base quantity uses the ampere (A)?
Réponse
Electric current.
Carte 12
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Which SI base quantity uses the kelvin (K)?
Réponse
Thermodynamic temperature.
Carte 13
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Which SI base quantity uses the mole (mol)?
Réponse
Amount of substance.
Carte 14
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Which SI base quantity uses the candela (cd)?
Réponse
Luminous intensity.
Carte 15
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for plane angle?
Réponse
radian (rad).
Carte 16
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for energy, work, or amount of heat?
Réponse
joule (J).
Carte 17
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for electric resistance?
Réponse
ohm (Ω).
Carte 18
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for Celsius temperature?
Réponse
degree Celsius (°C).
Carte 19
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for dose equivalent?
Réponse
sievert (Sv).
Carte 20
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for force?
Réponse
newton (N).
Carte 21
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for electric potential difference?
Réponse
volt (V).
Carte 22
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for magnetic flux density?
Réponse
tesla (T).
Carte 23
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for activity referred to a radionuclide?
Réponse
becquerel (Bq).
Carte 24
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for solid angle?
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steradian (sr).
Carte 25
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for power or radiant flux?
Réponse
watt (W).
Carte 26
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for electric conductance?
Réponse
siemens (S).
Carte 27
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for luminous flux?
Réponse
lumen (lm).
Carte 28
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for catalytic activity?
Réponse
katal (kat).
Carte 29
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for pressure or stress?
Réponse
pascal (Pa).
Carte 30
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for capacitance?
Réponse
farad (F).
Carte 31
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for inductance?
Réponse
henry (H).
Carte 32
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for absorbed dose or kerma?
Réponse
gray (Gy).
Carte 33
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for frequency?
Réponse
hertz (Hz).
Carte 34
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for electric charge?
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coulomb (C).
Carte 35
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for magnetic flux?
Réponse
weber (Wb).
Carte 36
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Which SI unit with a special name is used for illuminance?
Réponse
lux (lx).
Carte 37
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What quantity uses the radian (rad)?
Réponse
Plane angle.
Carte 38
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What quantity uses the joule (J)?
Réponse
Energy, work, and amount of heat.
Carte 39
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What quantity uses the ohm (Ω)?
Réponse
Electric resistance.
Carte 40
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What quantity uses the degree Celsius (°C)?
Réponse
Celsius temperature.
Carte 41
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What quantity uses the sievert (Sv)?
Réponse
Dose equivalent.
Carte 42
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What quantity uses the newton (N)?
Réponse
Force.
Carte 43
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What quantity uses the volt (V)?
Réponse
Electric potential difference.
Carte 44
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What quantity uses the tesla (T)?
Réponse
Magnetic flux density.
Carte 45
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What quantity uses the becquerel (Bq)?
Réponse
Activity referred to a radionuclide.
Carte 46
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What quantity uses the steradian (sr)?
Réponse
Solid angle.
Carte 47
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What quantity uses the watt (W)?
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Power and radiant flux.
Carte 48
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What quantity uses the siemens (S)?
Réponse
Electric conductance.
Carte 49
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What quantity uses the lumen (lm)?
Réponse
Luminous flux.
Carte 50
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What quantity uses the katal (kat)?
Réponse
Catalytic activity.
Carte 51
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What quantity uses the pascal (Pa)?
Réponse
Pressure and stress.
Carte 52
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What quantity uses the farad (F)?
Réponse
Capacitance.
Carte 53
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What quantity uses the henry (H)?
Réponse
Inductance.
Carte 54
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What quantity uses the gray (Gy)?
Réponse
Absorbed dose and kerma.
Carte 55
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What quantity uses the hertz (Hz)?
Réponse
Frequency.
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SI Units Flashcards: 7 Base Units & 22 Named Derived Units
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Carte 56
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What quantity uses the coulomb (C)?
Réponse
Electric charge.
Carte 57
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What quantity uses the weber (Wb)?
Réponse
Magnetic flux.
Carte 58
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What quantity uses the lux (lx)?
Réponse
Illuminance.
Carte 59
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Express the radian (rad) in coherent SI base units.
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1. The symbol rad keeps the plane-angle context explicit.
Carte 60
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Express the joule (J) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻².
Carte 61
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Express the ohm (Ω) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻³·A⁻².
Carte 62
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Express the degree Celsius (°C) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
K. A degree Celsius and a kelvin have the same size; their zero points differ.
Carte 63
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Express the sievert (Sv) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
m²·s⁻².
Carte 64
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Express the newton (N) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m·s⁻².
Carte 65
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Express the volt (V) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻³·A⁻¹.
Carte 66
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Express the tesla (T) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·s⁻²·A⁻¹.
Carte 67
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Express the becquerel (Bq) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
s⁻¹. Use Bq for stochastic nuclear transformations, not periodic phenomena.
Carte 68
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Express the steradian (sr) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
1. The symbol sr keeps the solid-angle context explicit.
Carte 69
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Express the watt (W) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻³.
Carte 70
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Express the siemens (S) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg⁻¹·m⁻²·s³·A².
Carte 71
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Express the lumen (lm) in coherent SI base units.
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cd·sr. Since sr has unit one, this is dimensionally cd; sr keeps the solid-angle context explicit.
Carte 72
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Express the katal (kat) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
mol·s⁻¹.
Carte 73
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Express the pascal (Pa) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m⁻¹·s⁻².
Carte 74
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Express the farad (F) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg⁻¹·m⁻²·s⁴·A².
Carte 75
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Express the henry (H) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻²·A⁻².
Carte 76
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Express the gray (Gy) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
m²·s⁻².
Carte 77
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Express the hertz (Hz) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
s⁻¹. Use Hz for periodic phenomena.
Carte 78
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Express the coulomb (C) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
A·s.
Carte 79
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Express the weber (Wb) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
kg·m²·s⁻²·A⁻¹.
Carte 80
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Express the lux (lx) in coherent SI base units.
Réponse
cd·sr·m⁻². Since sr has unit one, this is dimensionally cd·m⁻²; sr keeps the solid-angle context explicit.
Carte 81
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For plane angle, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression 1?
Réponse
radian (rad).
Carte 82
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For energy, work, or amount of heat, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻²?
Réponse
joule (J).
Carte 83
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For electric resistance, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻³·A⁻²?
Réponse
ohm (Ω).
Carte 84
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For Celsius temperature, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression K?
Réponse
degree Celsius (°C).
Carte 85
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For dose equivalent, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression m²·s⁻²?
Réponse
sievert (Sv).
Carte 86
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For force, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m·s⁻²?
Réponse
newton (N).
Carte 87
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For electric potential difference, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻³·A⁻¹?
Réponse
volt (V).
Carte 88
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For magnetic flux density, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·s⁻²·A⁻¹?
Réponse
tesla (T).
Carte 89
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For activity referred to a radionuclide, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression s⁻¹?
Réponse
becquerel (Bq).
Carte 90
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For solid angle, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression 1?
Réponse
steradian (sr).
Carte 91
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For power or radiant flux, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻³?
Réponse
watt (W).
Carte 92
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For electric conductance, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg⁻¹·m⁻²·s³·A²?
Réponse
siemens (S).
Carte 93
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For luminous flux, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression cd·sr?
Réponse
lumen (lm).
Carte 94
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For catalytic activity, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression mol·s⁻¹?
Réponse
katal (kat).
Carte 95
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For pressure or stress, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m⁻¹·s⁻²?
Réponse
pascal (Pa).
Carte 96
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For capacitance, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg⁻¹·m⁻²·s⁴·A²?
Réponse
farad (F).
Carte 97
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For inductance, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻²·A⁻²?
Réponse
henry (H).
Carte 98
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For absorbed dose or kerma, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression m²·s⁻²?
Réponse
gray (Gy).
Carte 99
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For frequency, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression s⁻¹?
Réponse
hertz (Hz).
Carte 100
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For electric charge, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression A·s?
Réponse
coulomb (C).
Carte 101
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For magnetic flux, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression kg·m²·s⁻²·A⁻¹?
Réponse
weber (Wb).
Carte 102
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For illuminance, which named SI unit has the coherent base-unit expression cd·sr·m⁻²?
Réponse
lux (lx).
Carte 103
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How are SI unit names capitalized in English?
Réponse
They normally start with a lowercase letter, even when named after a person. Within this deck, the proper-name modifier in degree Celsius keeps its capital C.
Carte 104
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What determines capitalization in an SI unit symbol?
Réponse
Symbols derived from proper names start with a capital letter; the others are lowercase. Case is mandatory and meaningful.
Carte 105
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How do SI unit symbols behave in plurals and at sentence endings?
Réponse
They never take a plural ending, and they take no period unless the symbol ends a sentence. Unit symbols are mathematical symbols, not abbreviations.
Carte 106
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How should a number and an SI unit symbol be spaced?
Réponse
Put a space between them: 25 m and 20 °C. In °C, the degree sign and C stay together.
Carte 107
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Both hertz and becquerel reduce to s⁻¹. When is each used?
Réponse
Use hertz (Hz) for periodic phenomena and becquerel (Bq) for activity referred to a radionuclide. The shared expression doesn't make the quantities interchangeable.
Carte 108
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Both gray and sievert reduce to m²·s⁻². What distinguishes them?
Réponse
Gray (Gy) is used for absorbed dose or kerma; sievert (Sv) is used for dose equivalent. The quantity context determines the special name.
Carte 109
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Radian and steradian both have coherent unit expression 1. What distinguishes them?
Réponse
Radian (rad) is used for plane angle; steradian (sr) is used for solid angle. Their symbols preserve the quantity context.
Carte 110
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For temperature intervals, how do kelvin and degrees Celsius compare?
Réponse
A change of 1 K equals a change of 1 °C. Their zero points differ, so absolute temperatures aren't numerically equal.
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SI Units Flashcards: 7 Base Units & 22 Named Derived Units
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