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The 36 pages that link to SI base unit, each with the reason it gives.
Planck constantNarrower topic: Since 2019, the kilogram is defined by fixing the numerical value of h.
Astronomical unitNarrower topic: The astronomical unit is expressed exactly in the SI base unit of length, the metre.
Quantum Hall effectNarrower topic: The effect’s exact resistance quantum supports realizations of electrical units.
SecondNarrower topic: The second is the base unit for the time dimension.
JouleNarrower topic: The joule is derived from the kilogram, metre, and second.
KilogramNarrower topic: The kilogram is the SI base unit assigned to mass.
Elementary chargeNarrower topic: Since 2019, the SI defines the ampere by fixing the elementary charge’s exact value.
MetreRelated: The metre's status distinguishes it from SI units derived from other units.
SI derived unitNarrower topic: Every SI derived unit reduces to powers and products of these seven units.
MoleNarrower topic: The mole is one of the seven SI base units.
Significant figuresRelated: Measurements expressed in units rely on conventions that distinguish scale from precision.
Faraday's laws of electrolysisRelated: The Faraday constant links the mole and the coulomb in quantitative electrochemistry.
Dimensionless quantityRelated: Dimensions are expressed as powers of base quantities associated with these units.
Unit of measurementBroader topic: Base units anchor the construction of other units in the SI.
AmpereNarrower topic: The ampere is one of these units, defined independently of other SI units.
2019 redefinition of SI base unitsRelated: The revision retained these seven units while redefining their connection to constants.
Amount of substanceNarrower topic: The mole is one of the SI base units.
Scientific instrumentRelated: Standard units let instrument readings communicate quantities consistently across laboratories.
HourRelated: The second, from which the hour is derived, is an SI base unit.
Pascal (unit)Related: The pascal’s expression reduces to the base units kilogram, metre, and second.
National Institute of Standards and TechnologyBroader topic: NIST maintains U.S. realizations of these fundamental units.
Metric prefixRelated: Prefixes attach directly to base-unit names and symbols.
Precision measurementBroader topic: Their definitions anchor measurement scales across experimental disciplines.
Gas constantRelated: The modern SI definition fixes R through exact values of k and NA.
Physical constantRelated: Their modern definitions are tied to fixed values of specified constants.
Klaus von KlitzingRelated: The exact value of the von Klitzing constant supports the modern realization of the kilogram and electrical units.
Scalar (physics)Related: Scalar measurements use units such as the kilogram and kelvin.
Ampère's force lawRelated: The ampere's historical definition made conductor force central to the system's electrical unit.
Vacuum permeabilityNarrower topic: The modern status of μ₀ follows from how SI defines its base units.
CaesiumRelated: The second is defined by fixing the frequency of a caesium-133 transition.
Day (time unit)Narrower topic: The second, not the day, is the SI base unit for time.
Kilogram per cubic metreRelated: The kilogram and metre are the base units behind kg/m³.
X unitNarrower topic: Modern length measurements trace to the meter rather than a calcite standard.
Astronomical system of unitsCompared with: Unlike astronomical units, they are designed as universal standards across the sciences.
Geometrized unit systemRelated: They provide the conventional starting units converted into geometrized form.
Inverse secondNarrower topic: The second is an SI base unit, so its inverse provides a coherent derived unit.