A-LEVEL Physics: 1.1.1: Use of SI Units (Seneca) Flashcards
What are ‘SI Base Units’?
SI Base Units are the Standard Units Used to Describe Physical Quantities in Physics.
The SI Units: (7)
-Length: Metre (m)
-Mass: Kilogram (kg)
-Time: Second (s)
-Current: Ampere (A)
-Temperature: Kelvin (K)
-Chemical Mass: Mole (mol)
-Luminous Intensity: Candela (cd)
SI Base Units Can be ___ to Form lots of other Useful Units.
Combined.
What is the SI Unit for Length?
Metres (m)
What is the SI Unit for Mass?
Kilograms (kg)
What is the SI Unit for Time?
Seconds (s)
What is the SI Unit for Current?
Amperes (a)
What is the SI Unit for Temperature?
Kelvin (K)
What is the SI Unit for Chemical Mass?
Moles (mol)
What is the SI Unit for Luminous Intensity?
Candela (cd)
How do you Convert from ‘C to K?
‘C + 273 = K