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superseb | 17:14 Sat 21st Jan 2006 | Science
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Please can anyone help me by explaining what the notation cN/dTex means for a project I am doing ?

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I can only give you a part answer.


The strength of a fibre is measured in cN/dTex units


The dtex part is the weight in grams of a 10km length of the fibre.


I am guessing that the N is Newtons


22:23 Sat 21st Jan 2006
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As far as I know.
cN stands for centinewton = 0,01 N
dTex stands for decitex = 0,1 Tex
And Tex is unit of density of single fiber per kilometer of lenght in grams.
Whole formula expresses the tensile strengh of an single fiber.
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