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Units

cu29_units::si::specific_heat_capacity

Enum Units 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum Units {

Show 40 variants    square_kilometer_per_second_squared_kelvin,
    square_meter_per_second_squared_kelvin,
    square_centimeter_per_second_squared_kelvin,
    square_millimeter_per_second_squared_kelvin,
    square_micrometer_per_second_squared_kelvin,
    yottajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    zettajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    exajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    petajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    terajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    gigajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    megajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    kilojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    hectojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    decajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    joule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    decijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    centijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    millijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    microjoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    nanojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    picojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    femtojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    attojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    zeptojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    yoctojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    kilojoule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius,
    kilojoule_per_gram_degree_celsius,
    joule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius,
    joule_per_gram_degree_celsius,
    millijoule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius,
    millijoule_per_gram_degree_celsius,
    btu_per_ounce_degree_fahrenheit,
    btu_it_per_ounce_degree_fahrenheit,
    btu_per_pound_degree_fahrenheit,
    btu_it_per_pound_degree_fahrenheit,
    btu_per_ton_degree_fahrenheit,
    btu_it_per_ton_degree_fahrenheit,
    calorie_per_kilogram_kelvin,
    calorie_per_gram_kelvin,

}
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Unit enum.

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
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square_kilometer_per_second_squared_kelvin

square kilometers per second squared kelvin

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square_meter_per_second_squared_kelvin

square meters per second squared kelvin

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square_centimeter_per_second_squared_kelvin

square centimeters per second squared kelvin

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square_millimeter_per_second_squared_kelvin

square millimeters per second squared kelvin

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square_micrometer_per_second_squared_kelvin

square micrometers per second squared kelvin

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yottajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

yottajoules per kilogram kelvin

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zettajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

zettajoules per kilogram kelvin

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exajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

exajoules per kilogram kelvin

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petajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

petajoules per kilogram kelvin

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terajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

terajoules per kilogram kelvin

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gigajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

gigajoules per kilogram kelvin

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megajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

megajoules per kilogram kelvin

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kilojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

kilojoules per kilogram kelvin

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hectojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

hectojoules per kilogram kelvin

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decajoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

decajoules per kilogram kelvin

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joule_per_kilogram_kelvin

joules per kilogram kelvin

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decijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

decijoules per kilogram kelvin

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centijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

centijoules per kilogram kelvin

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millijoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

millijoules per kilogram kelvin

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microjoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

microjoules per kilogram kelvin

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nanojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

nanojoules per kilogram kelvin

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picojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

picojoules per kilogram kelvin

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femtojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

femtojoules per kilogram kelvin

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attojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

attojoules per kilogram kelvin

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zeptojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

zeptojoules per kilogram kelvin

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yoctojoule_per_kilogram_kelvin

yoctojoules per kilogram kelvin

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kilojoule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius

kilojoules per kilogram degree celsius

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kilojoule_per_gram_degree_celsius

kilojoules per gram degree celsius

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joule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius

joules per kilogram degree celsius

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joule_per_gram_degree_celsius

joules per gram degree celsius

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millijoule_per_kilogram_degree_celsius

millijoules per kilogram degree celsius

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millijoule_per_gram_degree_celsius

millijoules per gram degree celsius

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btu_per_ounce_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units per ounce degree Fahrenheit

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btu_it_per_ounce_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units (IT) per ounce degree Fahrenheit

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btu_per_pound_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units per pound degree Fahrenheit

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btu_it_per_pound_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units (IT) per pound degree Fahrenheit

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btu_per_ton_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units per ton degree Fahrenheit

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btu_it_per_ton_degree_fahrenheit

British thermal units (IT) per ton degree Fahrenheit

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calorie_per_kilogram_kelvin

calories per kilogram kelvin

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calorie_per_gram_kelvin

calories per gram kelvin

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impl Units

pub fn abbreviation(&self) -> &'static str

Unit abbreviation.

pub fn singular(&self) -> &'static str

Unit singular description.

pub fn plural(&self) -> &'static str

Unit plural description.

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impl Clone for Units

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fn clone(&self) -> Units

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Units

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for Units

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impl Freeze for Units

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Units

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impl Send for Units

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impl Sync for Units

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impl Unpin for Units

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impl UnsafeUnpin for Units

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impl UnwindSafe for Units

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