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• Pounds-force to Atomic Units of Force

  • Approximately 0.000 000 082 387 2206(14) newtons. Using Hartree atomic units.

• Pounds-force to Attonewtons

  • One quintillionth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 aN = 10^-18 N.

• Pounds-force to Centigrams-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a centigram. Assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 cg_f = 0.000 098 0665 N.

• Pounds-force to Centinewtons

  • One hundredth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 cN = 0.01 N.

• Pounds-force to Decanewtons

  • Ten newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 daN = 10 N.

• Pounds-force to Decinewtons

  • One tenth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 dN = 0.1 N.

• Pounds-force to Dynes

  • g*cm/s²

• Pounds-force to Exanewtons

  • A quitillion newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 EN = 10¹⁸ N.

• Pounds-force to Femtonewtons

  • One quadrillionth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 fN = 10^-15 N.

• Pounds-force to Giganewtons

  • One Giganewton is exactly 1 x 10⁹ Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Grams-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a gram. Assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 g_f = 0.009 806 65 N.

• Pounds-force to Hectonewtons

  • A hundred newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 hN = 100 N.

• Pounds-force to Kilograms-Force

  • g x 1 kg

• Pounds-force to Kilonewtons

  • One Kilonewton is exactly 1 x 10³ Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Kips

  • g x 1000 lb

• Pounds-force to Long Tons-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a long ton (2240 pounds). Using an international pound of exactly 0.453 592 37 kilograms and assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 t (UK)_f = 9 964.016 418 183 52 N.

• Pounds-force to Megagrams-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a megagram. Assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 Mg_f = 9 806.65 N.

• Pounds-force to Meganewtons

  • One Meganewton is exactly 1 x 10⁶ Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Micronewtons

  • One Micronewton is exactly 1 x 10^-6 Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Milligrams-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a milligram. Assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 mg_f = 0.000 009 806 65 N.

• Pounds-force to Milligraves-Force

  • g x 1 g

• Pounds-force to Millinewtons

  • One Millinewton is exactly 1 x 10^-3 Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Nanonewtons

  • One Nanonewton is exactly 1 x 10^-9 Newtons (Newton is the SI unit).

• Pounds-force to Newtons

  • A force capable of giving a mass of one kg an acceleration of one meter per second, per second.

• Pounds-force to Onces-Force

  • g x 1 oz

• Pounds-force to Petanewtons

  • A quadrillion newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 PN = 10¹⁵ N.

• Pounds-force to Piconewtons

  • One trillionth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 pN = 10^-12 N.

• Pounds-force to Poundals

  • 1 lb*ft/s²

• Pounds-force to Pounds

  • slug*ft/s²

• Pounds-force to Short Tons-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a short ton (2000 pounds). Using an international pound of exactly 0.453 592 37 kilograms and assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 t (US)_f = 8 896.443 230 521 N.

• Pounds-force to Sthenes

  • 1 t*m/s²

• Pounds-force to Stones-Force

  • Force of Earth gravity acting on a stone (14 pounds). Using an international pound of exactly 0.453 592 37 kilograms and assuming Earth gravity of 9.806 65 meters per second squared. 1 Stone-force = 62.275 102 613 647 N.

• Pounds-force to Teranewtons

  • A trillion newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 TN = 10¹² N.

• Pounds-force to Tons-Force

  • g x 1 sh tn

• Pounds-force to Yoctonewtons

  • One septillionth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 yN = 10^-24 N.

• Pounds-force to Yottanewtons

  • A septillion newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 YN = 10²⁴ N.

• Pounds-force to Zeptonewtons

  • One sextillionth of a newton. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 zN = 10^-21 N.

• Pounds-force to Zettanewtons

  • A sextillion newtons. Newton is the SI base unit of force. 1 ZN = 10²¹ N.

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