3 years ago

CONVERSION QUESTION

Chemistry

1 answer:

dlinn [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

615 μK/ms.

Explanation:

The conversion of 615mK/s to μK/ms can be obtained as follow:

1 mK/s = 10^-3 K/s

Therefore, 615mK/s = 615x10^-3 K/s

1K/s = 10^6 μK/s

Therefore,

615x10^-3 K/s = 615 x 10^-3 x 10^6 μK/s = 615x10^3 μK/s.

1s = 10^3ms

Therefore,

615x10^3 μK/s = 615x10^3 μK/ 10^3ms = 615 μK/ms.

Therefore,

615 mK/s = 615 μK/ms.

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