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Why do you say it's a non-SI unit? Seems to me it is. I mean, it's a derived unit, not a fundamental unit; but still SI.
by jdporter 5y ago
Why do you say it's a non-SI unit? Seems to me it is. I mean, it's a derived unit, not a fundamental unit; but still SI.
- ncmncm 5y agoI only quoted the Wikipedia page saying so. The component units are SI, but the 10^-26 factor looks arbitrary.