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The 112 pages that link to International System of Units, each with the reason it gives.

• Precision measurementNarrower topic: It supplies the common units used to report physical measurements.

• SexagesimalCompared with: Its decimal conventions contrast with the base-60 subdivisions retained in time and angles.

• CandelaNarrower topic: The candela is one of its seven defining base units.

• Chemical element namingCompared with: Unlike element symbols, SI unit symbols represent units of measurement rather than substances.

• Decimal timeCompared with: The SI standardized time measurement without adopting decimal subdivisions of the day.

• DurationNarrower topic: Its definition of the second anchors standardized duration measurements.

• Physical constantRelated: Its definitions show how fixed constants can establish measurement units.

• Foot (unit)Narrower topic: Metric comparisons express the foot through the SI unit of length.

• Square metreNarrower topic: The square metre is the SI derived unit for area.

• Coherent system of unitsBroader topic: SI is the most widely used modern coherent system.

• Metrication in the United KingdomNarrower topic: It supplied the coherent unit system adopted for most British official and commercial uses.

• Number densityRelated: SI expresses particle number density in reciprocal cubic metres.

• Chinese units of measurementCompared with: It is the formal metric framework against which modern Chinese units are defined.

• Decimal separatorRelated: Its writing guidance permits either a point or a comma as the decimal marker.

• HectareRelated: The hectare is accepted for use with the SI, though it is not an SI unit.

• Kelvin scaleRelated: Its 2019 revision redefined the kelvin through the Boltzmann constant.

• KilometreNarrower topic: The metre, and thus the kilometre, belongs to this system.

• KnotNarrower topic: SI provides the meters and seconds used to express knot speeds in standard units.

• Metre per secondNarrower topic: It designates metre per second as the coherent SI unit for speed.

• Standard gravityNarrower topic: Standard gravity connects a conventional physical value to SI units.

• International System of QuantitiesCompared with: The SI assigns units; the ISQ defines the quantities those units measure.

• Kilogram-forceCompared with: SI uses the newton rather than kilogram-force as its unit of force.

• TorrNarrower topic: The SI defines the pascal, allowing the torr to be related to a coherent pressure unit.

• Apothecaries' systemCompared with: Modern measurement standards favor explicit metric units over legacy pharmacy units.

• GradianCompared with: The SI recognizes the radian, not the gradian, as its coherent angular unit.

• International yard and poundRelated: Metric units in the agreement connect customary measures to the global measurement system.

• Japanese units of measurementCompared with: SI is the global framework that now governs official Japanese measurement.

• LitreNarrower topic: The litre is not an SI unit, but is accepted for use with the SI.

• Short tonNarrower topic: Short-ton figures often need conversion for SI-based reports and specifications.

• WeberNarrower topic: The weber is one of the SI derived units.

• Accuracy (measurement science)Related: Shared units let measurements be compared against common references.

• ÅngströmRelated: The SI recognizes the ångström's common use but does not include it as an SI unit.

• FaradNarrower topic: The farad is the SI derived unit for capacitance.

• KatalNarrower topic: Katal is one of its derived units.

• Korean units of measurementCompared with: It is the formal framework behind contemporary Korean measurement.

• Millimetre of mercuryNarrower topic: The pascal is the SI pressure unit against which mmHg is commonly converted.

• Centimetre–gram–second system of unitsCompared with: SI replaced CGS as the standard for most scientific and technical measurement.

• Day (time unit)Narrower topic: Its definition of the second supplies the precise basis for the conventional day.

• Dimensional metrologyNarrower topic: It provides the unit framework for expressing dimensional results.

• Gram per cubic centimetreNarrower topic: The kilogram per cubic metre is its coherent density unit.

• History of mathematical notationRelated: Standardized symbols show how notation conventions coordinate mathematical and scientific communication.

• History of measurementBroader topic: SI represents the modern institutional outcome of centuries of standardization.

• History of the metric systemBroader topic: The SI is the modern form into which the metric system developed.

• History of timekeeping devicesRelated: Atomic timekeeping now anchors the SI unit used to measure duration.

• NeperRelated: The neper is a non-SI unit accepted for use with the SI.

• PyeongCompared with: Pyeong differs from the standardized SI unit used for official international comparison.

• Rolf Maximilian SievertNarrower topic: The sievert became an SI unit through the international standardization of radiation quantities.

• Stefan–Boltzmann constantRelated: The fixed values of fundamental constants determine σ in SI units.

• TonneRelated: The tonne is accepted for use with the SI, though it is not an SI unit.

• Astronomical system of unitsNarrower topic: Modern astronomical units are defined through SI units.