| dyne | 1 dyn | 2 dyn | 3 dyn | 4 dyn | 5 dyn | 6 dyn | 7 dyn | 8 dyn | 9 dyn | 10 dyn | 11 dyn | 12 dyn | 13 dyn | 14 dyn | 15 dyn | 16 dyn | 17 dyn | 18 dyn | 19 dyn | 20 dyn | 21 dyn | 22 dyn | 23 dyn | 24 dyn | 25 dyn | 26 dyn | 27 dyn | 28 dyn | 29 dyn | 30 dyn | 31 dyn | 32 dyn | 33 dyn | 34 dyn | 35 dyn | 36 dyn | 37 dyn | 38 dyn | 39 dyn | 40 dyn | 41 dyn | 42 dyn | 43 dyn | 44 dyn | 45 dyn | 46 dyn | 47 dyn | 48 dyn | 49 dyn | 50 dyn | 51 dyn | 52 dyn | 53 dyn | 54 dyn | 55 dyn | 56 dyn | 57 dyn | 58 dyn | 59 dyn | 60 dyn | 61 dyn | 62 dyn | 63 dyn | 64 dyn | 65 dyn | 66 dyn | 67 dyn | 68 dyn | 69 dyn | 70 dyn | 71 dyn | 72 dyn | 73 dyn | 74 dyn | 75 dyn | 76 dyn | 77 dyn | 78 dyn | 79 dyn | 80 dyn | 81 dyn | 82 dyn | 83 dyn | 84 dyn | 85 dyn | 86 dyn | 87 dyn | 88 dyn | 89 dyn | 90 dyn | 91 dyn | 92 dyn | 93 dyn | 94 dyn | 95 dyn | 96 dyn | 97 dyn | 98 dyn | 99 dyn | 100 dyn |
| millinewton | 0.01 mN | 0.02 mN | 0.03 mN | 0.04 mN | 0.05 mN | 0.06 mN | 0.07 mN | 0.08 mN | 0.09 mN | 0.1 mN | 0.11 mN | 0.12 mN | 0.13 mN | 0.14 mN | 0.15 mN | 0.16 mN | 0.17 mN | 0.18 mN | 0.19 mN | 0.2 mN | 0.21 mN | 0.22 mN | 0.23 mN | 0.24 mN | 0.25 mN | 0.26 mN | 0.27 mN | 0.28 mN | 0.29 mN | 0.3 mN | 0.31 mN | 0.32 mN | 0.33 mN | 0.34 mN | 0.35 mN | 0.36 mN | 0.37 mN | 0.38 mN | 0.39 mN | 0.4 mN | 0.41 mN | 0.42 mN | 0.43 mN | 0.44 mN | 0.45 mN | 0.46 mN | 0.47 mN | 0.48 mN | 0.49 mN | 0.5 mN | 0.51 mN | 0.52 mN | 0.53 mN | 0.54 mN | 0.55 mN | 0.56 mN | 0.57 mN | 0.58 mN | 0.59 mN | 0.6 mN | 0.61 mN | 0.62 mN | 0.63 mN | 0.64 mN | 0.65 mN | 0.66 mN | 0.67 mN | 0.68 mN | 0.69 mN | 0.7 mN | 0.71 mN | 0.72 mN | 0.73 mN | 0.74 mN | 0.75 mN | 0.76 mN | 0.77 mN | 0.78 mN | 0.79 mN | 0.8 mN | 0.81 mN | 0.82 mN | 0.83 mN | 0.84 mN | 0.85 mN | 0.86 mN | 0.87 mN | 0.88 mN | 0.89 mN | 0.9 mN | 0.91 mN | 0.92 mN | 0.93 mN | 0.94 mN | 0.95 mN | 0.96 mN | 0.97 mN | 0.98 mN | 0.99 mN | 1 mN |
The dyne (symbol dyn, from Greek δύναμις, dynamis, meaning power, force) is a unit of force specified in the centimetre–gram–second system of units (CGS), a predecessor of the modern SI. One dyne is equal to 10 micronewtons, 10−5 N or to 10 nsn (nanosthenes) in the old metre–tonne–second system of units.
1 dyn = 1 g⋅cm/s2 = 10−5 kg⋅m/s2 = 10−5 N
1 N = 1 kg⋅m/s2 = 105 g⋅cm/s2 = 105 dyn
| 1 dynes ≈ 0.01 millinewtons | 6 dynes ≈ 0.06 millinewtons |
| 2 dynes ≈ 0.02 millinewtons | 7 dynes ≈ 0.07 millinewtons |
| 3 dynes ≈ 0.03 millinewtons | 8 dynes ≈ 0.08 millinewtons |
| 4 dynes ≈ 0.04 millinewtons | 9 dynes ≈ 0.09 millinewtons |
| 5 dynes ≈ 0.05 millinewtons | 10 dynes ≈ 0.1 millinewtons |
| 1 millinewtons ≈ 100 dynes | 6 millinewtons ≈ 600 dynes |
| 2 millinewtons ≈ 200 dynes | 7 millinewtons ≈ 700 dynes |
| 3 millinewtons ≈ 300 dynes | 8 millinewtons ≈ 800 dynes |
| 4 millinewtons ≈ 400 dynes | 9 millinewtons ≈ 900 dynes |
| 5 millinewtons ≈ 500 dynes | 10 millinewtons ≈ 1000 dynes |
| 1 dynes ≈ 0.01 millinewtons |
| 1 millinewtons ≈ 100 dynes |