`unit:EQ`

http://qudt.org/vocab/unit/EQ

Turtle snippet Incoming relations

Types: qudt:Unit

Predicate	Object
`rdf:type`	`qudt:Unit`
`dcterms:description`	“An equivalent is an amount of substance defined by the number of unit charges, positive or negative, that the relevant reactive species donate, accept, or exchange in a chemical process. It expresses stoichiometric charge capacity rather than the number of particles of a substance. One equivalent is one mole of unit charges (UCUM defines 1 eq = 1 mol). Converting an amount in equivalents to the amount of a particular ionic species requires dividing by that species' charge number z (for example, 1 eq of Ca2+ is 0.5 mol of Ca2+). Because z is a property of the quantity being reported, not of the unit, it is not captured by the conversion multiplier.”@en
`qudt:conversionMultiplier`	1.0
`qudt:conversionMultiplierSN`	1.0E0
`qudt:hasDimensionVector`	`qkdv:A1E0L0I0M0H0T0D0`
`qudt:hasQuantityKind`	`quantitykind:MolarEquivalent`
`qudt:plainTextDescription`	“An equivalent is an amount of substance defined by the number of unit charges, positive or negative, that the relevant reactive species donate, accept, or exchange in a chemical process. It expresses stoichiometric charge capacity rather than the number of particles of a substance. One equivalent is one mole of unit charges (UCUM defines 1 eq = 1 mol). Converting an amount in equivalents to the amount of a particular ionic species requires dividing by that species' charge number z (for example, 1 eq of Ca2+ is 0.5 mol of Ca2+). Because z is a property of the quantity being reported, not of the unit, it is not captured by the conversion multiplier.”@en
`qudt:symbol`	“Eq”
`qudt:ucumCode`	“eq”^^`qudt:UCUMcs`
`qudt:unitForQuantityKind`	`quantitykind:MolarEquivalent`
`rdfs:isDefinedBy`	http://qudt.org/3.5.3/vocab/unit
`rdfs:label`	“Equivalent”@en “Equivalent”

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