Thermal Conductivity

1 Thermochemical Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius = 0.000011622222222222 Watt/Centimeter/Celsius - one Thermochemical Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius is equal to 0.000011622222222222 Watt/Centimeter/Celsius. Use our free online Thermochemical Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius to Watt/Centimeter/Celsius converter to quickly convert Thermochemical Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius to Watt/Centimeter/Celsius for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Thermochemical Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius to Watt/Centimeter/Celsius Converter

BTU Foot/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Foot/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Inch/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Inch/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Foot/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Foot/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Inch/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Inch/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

Calorie/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Calorie/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Thermochemical calorie per hour per meter per Celsius is a unit of measurement for thermal conductivity.  It describes that in a material one thermochemical calorie of energy per one hour moves through the distance of one meter due to a temperature difference of one degree Celsius.

Calorie [TH]/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilowatt/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilowatt/Centimeter/Kelvin

Kilowatt/Meter/Celsius

Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin

Watt per centimeter per Celsius is a unit of measurement for thermal conductivity.  It describes that in a material one joule of energy per one second moves through the distance of one centimeter due to a temperature difference of one degree Celsius.

Watt/Centimeter/Celsius

Watt/Meter/Kelvin