Question

Is s/cm the same with s *cm^-1???

Answer 1

yup

Answer 2

i didnt know it... Who remembers from school? ;p thanks a lot..usefull information

Answer 3

lol , its just a unit for velocity/speed

[s/cm] = [s cm^-1]

Answer 4

wait a second, its seconds /cm ? so its not an unit for velocity

Answer 5

yea..I measured the resistance of the leaves' stomata of plants.. so it measure the velocity/speed of gas exchanges..

Answer 6

hey velocity unit should be
cm/s right ?

Answer 7

it can be written as cm*s^-1

Answer 8

for velocity we say, mile/hour. we never say hours/mile

Answer 9

wait...it is correct.. s*cm^-1 is a unit for conductance (the opposite from resistance)

Answer 10

ohk !! if u are sure then its fine :)

Answer 11

im not good wid biology terms : conductance resistance :|

Answer 12

so to find the conductance from the given resistance i have to do: 1/resistance

Answer 13

okay

Answer 14

resistance unit is cm/s is it

Answer 15

the are both expressed in velocity units and the are temperature and pressure dependent

Answer 16

yes it is

Answer 17

okay... makes sene :)

Answer 18

thank you!

Answer 19

np :) thank you too :)