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The document is a converter tool that allows users to convert between different units of measurement for various quantities like mass, length, volume, etc. It includes converters for metrics systems, as well as other historical systems. The example shown converts 1 kilonewton to other units, with the result being 1019.72 kilograms.

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The document is a converter tool that allows users to convert between different units of measurement for various quantities like mass, length, volume, etc. It includes converters for metrics systems, as well as other historical systems. The example shown converts 1 kilonewton to other units, with the result being 1019.72 kilograms.

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Kilonewton, Mass
The newton (symbol: N) is the SI unit of force. It is named after Sir Isaac Newton in recognition of his work on classical mechanics.A newton is the amount of force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram at a rate of one meter per second squared. In addition, 1N is the force of gravity on a small apple on Earth. Read more
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Metric

Ton 1,02
0.001|0|1

Kilonewton 10
0.009806652|0|2

Kilogram 1019,72
1|0|3

Hectogram 10197,16
10||4

Gram 1019716,01
1000|0|5

Carat 5098580,03
5000|0|6

Centigram 101971600,5
100000|0|7

Milligram 1,02109
1000000|0|8

Microgram 1,021012
1000000000|0|9

Nanogram 1,021015
1000000000000|0

Atomic mass unit 6,141029


6.022045e26|0|11

Avoirdupois (U.S.)
Long ton

1
0,0009842065|0|1

Short ton 1,12


0,001102311|0|13

Long hundredweight 20,07


0,01968412|0|14

Short hundredweight 22,48


0,02204621|0|15

Stone 160,58
0,1574729|0|16

Pound 2248,09
2,204621|0|17

Ounce 35969,4
35.27394|0|18

Dram 575510,38
564,3830|0|19

Grain 15736613,02
15432,34875|0|20

Troy
Pound 2732,05
2,6792288850259

Ounce 32784,63
32,150747395564

Pennyweight 655627,02

642,9506|0|23

Carat 4973727,02
4877,561||24

Grain 15736622,83
15432,358377749

Mite 314701082,49
308616,4||26

Doite 7,55109
7406796||27

Japanese
Koku 5,65
0,005542993||28

Kann 271,9
0,2666401||29

Kinn 1699,36
1,666501||30

Monnme 271897,28
266,6402||31

Chinese
Tael 26986,07
26,46430||32

Ku ping 27326,31
26,79796||33

Old Swedish

Skeppspund 6
0,005881768||34

Lispund 119,93
0,1176077||35

Sklpund 2399,09
2,352707||36

Mark 4798,19
4,705414||37

Uns 36545,33
35,83873||38

Lod 76662,75
75,18049||39

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