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SYMB: Nm.. In SI units, one newton per square meter. This is called one pascal (Pa). Thus 1 Pa = 1N/M2.
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The force required to change the velocity of a one-kilogram mass one metre per second in a period of one second. Corresponds approximately to 4.4 pounds of force.
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After Sir Isaac Newton, English (1642-1727). The newton is a unit of force. Thus, 1 newton equals the force with which a mass of 101.97 grams presses downward under standard gravitational conditions on earth. And a mass of 1 kilogram presses down with a force of 9.80665 newtons.
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rings A series of concentric circles that appear on a scanned image when a thin layer of air exists between the glass scanner bed and the image being scanned. Newton rings appear when light waves are reflected from both top and bottom surfaces of the air between the glass and the image, interfering with the resulting scan.
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b. January 18, 1804 d. September 22, 1853 US Congressman from Arkansas, serving in 1847. He was the only Whig ever to represent Arkansas in Congress. Newton County, Arkansas, was named in his honor.
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