The viscosity (symbol: μ) is a measure of its resistance to deformation at a given rate. The SI unit for the dynamic viscosity is the Pascal-second (Pa-s).
A pascal-second (Pa·s) is the base unit of dynamic viscosity.
A Gram per centimeter-second is a unit of dynamic viscosity. One gram per centimeter second is equal to one poise equal to 0.1 pascal-second.
Divide the gram per centimeter second value by 10.000000
pascal-second = gram per centimeter second / 10.000000
Multiply the pascal-second value by 10.000000
gram per centimeter second = pascal-second x 10.000000
One pascal-second (Pa·s) is equal to 10.000000 gram per centimeter second (g/(cm·s))
1 pascal-second (Pa·s) = 10.000000 gram per centimeter second (g/(cm·s))
One gram per centimeter second (g/(cm·s)) is equal to 0.100000 pascal-second (Pa·s)
1 gram per centimeter second (g/(cm·s)) = 0.100000 pascal-second (Pa·s)