pascal second to femtopoise
Please provide values below to convert pascal second [Pa*s] to femtopoise [fP], or change ↔.
pascal second [Pa*s]
Definition: A unit of dynamic viscosity, representing the amount of force (in pascals) applied per second to a substance per unit area.
Historyandorigin: Derived from the pascal, the SI unit of pressure, and the second, the SI unit of time.
CurrentUse: Used in fluid dynamics and engineering to measure viscosity, particularly in high-precision applications.
funfact: 1 Pa·s (pascal-second) is equal to 1 N·s/m², making it a common unit for measuring thick or resistant fluids like oils.
femtopoise [fP]
Definition: A unit of viscosity equal to 0.000000000000001 poises.
Historyandorigin: Derived from the poise unit, with the 'femto-' prefix representing (10^{-15}).
CurrentUse: Used in specialized fields, particularly in quantum mechanics and molecular fluid studies.
funfact: Femtopoise is so tiny that it’s used in cutting-edge research dealing with fluids at the atomic or subatomic scale.
pascal second [Pa*s] to femtopoise [fP] Conversion Table
| 1 pascal second [Pa*s] | 10000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 2 pascal second [Pa*s] | 20000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 3 pascal second [Pa*s] | 30000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 5 pascal second [Pa*s] | 49999999999999990 femtopoise [fP] |
| 10 pascal second [Pa*s] | 99999999999999980 femtopoise [fP] |
| 50 pascal second [Pa*s] | 500000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 100 pascal second [Pa*s] | 1000000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 1000 pascal second [Pa*s] | 9999999999999998000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 10000 pascal second [Pa*s] | 100000000000000000000 femtopoise [fP] |
| 100000 pascal second [Pa*s] | 1.E+21 femtopoise [fP] |
| 1000000 pascal second [Pa*s] | 1.E+22 femtopoise [fP] |
How to Convert pascal second to femtopoise
1 pascal second [Pa*s] = 10000000000000000 femtopoise [fP]
1 femtopoise [fP] = 1.E-16 pascal second [Pa*s]
we use cross multiplication method
pascal second [Pa*s] → femtopoise [fP]
1 → 10000000000000000
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*10000000000000000=1*x
by simplifying
x=15000000000000000