dyne Definition
dyne (dīn)
noun
the basic unit of force in the CGS system, equal to the amount of force that imparts to a mass of one gram an acceleration of one centimeter per second per second (0.00001 newton): abbrev. dyn
Etymology: Fr < Gr dynamis, power
dyne Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
pen: Production capacity for surface tension test fluids, dyne pens and silicone rubber sleeves has been increased by Schleising Consultancy to meet higher demands.
Browse dictionary entries near dyne
- ‹ dynatron
- ‹ dynasty
- ‹ dynast
- ‹ dynamotor
- ‹ dynamometry
- ‹ dynamometer
- ‹ dynamoelectric
- ‹ dynamo-
- ‹ dynamo
- ‹ dynamite
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