UNIT REFERENCE · cW/(m·K)

Centiwatts per meter kelvin: conversions & definition

Centiwatts per meter kelvin (cW/(m·K)) represent thermal conductivity. One unit equals 10^-2 W/(m·K). Thermal conductivity relates heat flux to temperature gradient and is measured in watts per meter-kelvin.

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Watts per meter kelvin (W/(m·K))≈ 0.01Convert cW/(m·K) to W/(m·K)
Milliwatts per meter kelvin (mW/(m·K))≈ 10Convert cW/(m·K) to mW/(m·K)
Kilowatts per meter kelvin (kW/(m·K))≈ 0.00001Convert cW/(m·K) to kW/(m·K)
Microwatts per meter kelvin (µW/(m·K))≈ 10,000Convert cW/(m·K) to µW/(m·K)
Megawatts per meter kelvin (MW/(m·K))≈ 1e-8Convert cW/(m·K) to MW/(m·K)
Nanowatts per meter kelvin (nW/(m·K))≈ 10,000,000Convert cW/(m·K) to nW/(m·K)
Gigawatts per meter kelvin (GW/(m·K))≈ 1e-11Convert cW/(m·K) to GW/(m·K)
Deciwatts per meter kelvin (dW/(m·K))≈ 0.1Convert cW/(m·K) to dW/(m·K)
Hectowatts per meter kelvin (hW/(m·K))≈ 0.0001Convert cW/(m·K) to hW/(m·K)
Decawatts per meter kelvin (daW/(m·K))≈ 0.001Convert cW/(m·K) to daW/(m·K)
Picowatts per meter kelvin (pW/(m·K))≈ 10,000,000,000Convert cW/(m·K) to pW/(m·K)
Terawatts per meter kelvin (TW/(m·K))≈ 1e-14Convert cW/(m·K) to TW/(m·K)
Femtowatts per meter kelvin (fW/(m·K))≈ 1e+13Convert cW/(m·K) to fW/(m·K)
Petawatts per meter kelvin (PW/(m·K))≈ 1e-17Convert cW/(m·K) to PW/(m·K)
Attowatts per meter kelvin (aW/(m·K))≈ 1e+16Convert cW/(m·K) to aW/(m·K)
Exawatts per meter kelvin (EW/(m·K))≈ 1e-20Convert cW/(m·K) to EW/(m·K)
Zeptowatts per meter kelvin (zW/(m·K))≈ 1e+19Convert cW/(m·K) to zW/(m·K)
Zettawatts per meter kelvin (ZW/(m·K))≈ 1e-23Convert cW/(m·K) to ZW/(m·K)
Yoctowatts per meter kelvin (yW/(m·K))≈ 1e+22Convert cW/(m·K) to yW/(m·K)
Yottawatts per meter kelvin (YW/(m·K))≈ 1e-26Convert cW/(m·K) to YW/(m·K)

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