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    Watt per Centimetre Kelvin (W/(cm·K))

    The watt per centimetre kelvin is 100 W/(m·K). Physics and semiconductor references use it: silicon is about 1.5 W/(cm·K) and copper about 4 W/(cm·K).

    Symbol: W/(cm·K) (ASCII: W/(cm*K))

    Quantity: thermal conductivity (k, λ)

    SI relation: 1 W/(cm·K) = 100 W/(m·K) (exact)

    Derivation: 1 W/(cm·K) = 100 W/(m·K)

    Exact: yes, by definition

    Typical uses

    • Semiconductor and electronics materials
    • Physics handbooks

    Convert watts per centimetre kelvin to other units

    Open the Thermal Conductivity Converter to convert any value between all units.

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