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# Units of Material Data

The units used in the DANTE database are listed as follows:

|                           |                  |
| ------------------------- | ---------------- |
| Time                      | Second (s)       |
| Length                    | Millimeter (mm)  |
| Temperature               | Celsius (C)      |
| Mass                      | Kilogram (kg)    |
| Force                     | Newton (N)       |
| Pressure                  | Megapascal (MPa) |
| Density                   | kg/mm³           |
| Thermal Conductivity      | W/(mm\*C)        |
| Specific Heat             | J/(kg\*C)        |
| Heat Transfer Coefficient | W/(mm²\*C)       |
| Gravity                   | 9.81 N/kg        |
| Power                     | 1000 N\*mm/s     |

Note: All other units are derived from the basic units above. Note: Since DANTE uses units of N, mm, and s, power density in units of W/mm^3 can be converted to DANTE units by multiplying by 1000.
