Science units and their full abbreviation

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 newton--------------------unit of work
oersted-------------------unit of magnetic intensity
ohm------------------------unit of electrical resistance
poise----------------------unit of viscosity
second-------------------unit of time
volt------------------------practical unit of electric potential difference
watt-----------------------unit of power
weber---------------------unit of magnetic pole strength
x.u------------------------unit of length expressing x-ray wavelength
gy-gray-------------------absorbed radiation dose
mole-----------------------amount of substance
siemens-------------------electric conductance
hertz---------------------frequency
radian-------------------plane angle
tesla---------------------magnetic flaux density
pascal-------------------pressure
sievert------------------radiation dose equivalent
steradian----------------solid angle
becquerel---------------activity of radionuclides
rutherford--------------rate of decay of radioactive material
torr----------------------pressure
fermi---------------------length
svedberg unit----------sedimentation rate
mho-----------------------conductivity
roentgen-----------------radiation exposer x-ray
barn----------------------area
barrel-------------------unit of liquid capacity
carat--------------------unit for measuring the mass of precious metal
clusec------------------power of vacuum pump
dalton-------------------atomic mass unit
megaton--------------explosive power of a nuclear weapon
morgon---arbitrary unit used in genetics
ounce--------------------unit of mass
rad-----------------------absorbed radiation dose
Nyberg----------atomic unit of energy
btu------------------------unit of heat
candela-------------------luminous intensity
modulation---------------frequency
persec--------------------astronomical unit
cusec---------------------volumetric rate of flow
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