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The dyne (symbol dyn, from Greek δύναμις, meaning power, force) is a unit of force specified in the centimeter–gram–second system of units (CGS), a predecessor of the modern SI. ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [force] => (newtons), 1 Attonewtons (aN) is equal to 1.0E-18 newtons, while 1 Dynes (dyn) = 1.0E-5 newtons.| 164000 Attonewtons | to common force units |
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| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-13 newtons (N) |
| 164000 aN | = 3.6868663479476E-14 pounds force (lbf) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.9905999839009E-6 atomic units of force (auf) |
| 164000 aN | = 164000 attonewtons (aN) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.6723345892838E-9 centigrams force (cgf) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-11 centinewtons (cN) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-14 decanewtons (daN) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-12 decinewtons (dN) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-8 dynes (dyn) |
| 164000 aN | = 1.64E-31 exanewtons (EN) |