Convert kilograms force to dyne, abbreviated as kgf to dyn. This is based formula: 1 kilograms force = 980665 dyne, under this rule, kilograms forces can be easily converted into dynes. Now, let’s discuss in more detail.
The force which applied on the one kilogram of mass of object to change the acceleration is called kilogram force.
For example the force applied on 1kg of football to change its motion will be one kilogram force.
As discussed above, it has close relation with gram force with a difference in mass for both of units.
It is represented with kgf.
In SI one kgf = 9.80665 m/s2
It is a unit of force which is used to representing force. It is derived in the centimeter-gram-second system of units which was predecessor of the modern SI.
Dyne is a force which is required to accelerate the mass of one gram at the rate of one gram per centimeter square.
The force which is applied for one second on one gram mass to change the velocity of one centimeter per second. One dyne is equal to 10 micro newton.
The name dyne was proposed by the committee of British Association for the advancement of science in 1873.
It is represented with dyne or dyn.
If you want to know how to convert kilograms force to dyne, you must get the conversion formula or factor first.
The Kilograms Force to Dyne formula is:
1 Kilograms Force = 980665 dyne
Or convert the formula:
1 dyne = 1.0197e-6 kilograms force
Through the formula, two answers can be easily obtained:
In other words, 1 kilograms force equal to 980665 dyne. To convert kilograms forces to dynes, just multiply kilograms force by 980665 or divide by 1.0197e-6.
For example, convert 10 kgf to dyn
10 kgf = 10 × 980665 dyn= 9806650 dyn
or
10 ÷ 1.0197e-6 = 9806650 dyn
Through the above content, now you know how to convert kilograms force to dyne.
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