Pascal second
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Pascal second Unit Table
A list of units symbol and data.
From Pa·sTo mPa·sAll conversion
1 Pa·s1000 mPa·s
2 Pa·s2000 mPa·s
3 Pa·s3000 mPa·s
4 Pa·s4000 mPa·s
5 Pa·s5000 mPa·s
6 Pa·s6000 mPa·s
7 Pa·s7000 mPa·s
8 Pa·s8000 mPa·s
9 Pa·s9000 mPa·s
10 Pa·s10000 mPa·s
Description

Understanding the Pascal Second (Pa·s)

The Pascal second (Pa·s) is the SI unit of dynamic viscosity, representing the internal resistance of a fluid to flow. It quantifies the force required to move one layer of fluid in relation to another. Specifically, one Pascal second equals one newton-second per square meter (N·s/m²).

This unit is pivotal in engineering and physics, especially when analyzing fluid dynamics in systems where precise viscosity measurements are crucial. For instance, in designing lubrication systems, understanding the fluid's resistance helps in selecting appropriate lubricants to ensure optimal performance.

In practical applications, the Pa·s is often used in conjunction with other units to express viscosity in more manageable terms, such as millipascal-seconds (mPa·s), where 1 Pa·s equals 1000 mPa·s.

Exploring the Millipascal Second (mPa·s)

The Millipascal second (mPa·s) is a subunit of the Pascal second, commonly used to express dynamic viscosity in more practical terms. It is equivalent to one-thousandth of a Pascal second, making it suitable for measuring the viscosity of fluids like water and light oils.

For example, water at 20°C has a viscosity of approximately 1 mPa·s, highlighting the unit's relevance in everyday applications. The mPa·s is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food processing, and petrochemicals, where precise viscosity measurements are essential for quality control and product consistency.

Understanding and utilizing the mPa·s allows professionals to assess fluid behavior accurately, ensuring optimal performance in various processes and applications.

Complete list of conversion for Pascal second
Pascal second (Pa·s)

1 Pascal second = 1000 Millipascal second

Convert 2 Pa·s → mPa·s

1 Pascal second = 10 Poise

Convert 2 Pa·s → P

1 Pascal second = 1000 Centipoise

Convert 2 Pa·s → cP

1 Pascal second = 10 Dyne second per square centimeter

Convert 2 Pa·s → dyn·s/cm²

1 Pascal second = 1 Newton second per square meter

Convert 2 Pa·s → N·s/m²

1 Pascal second = 1 Kilogram per meter second

Convert 2 Pa·s → kg/(m·s)

1 Pascal second = 0.020885434660773968 Pound-force second per square foot

Convert 2 Pa·s → lbf·s/ft²

1 Pascal second = 0.0001450376807894691 Pound-force second per square inch

Convert 2 Pa·s → lbf·s/in²

1 Pascal second = 0.0001450376807894691 Reyn

Convert 2 Pa·s → reyn