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SI realization of small forces using an electrostatic force balance

Pratt et al., 2006

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2681137231516842837
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Pratt J
Kramar J
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Proc. XVIII IMEKO World Congress on Metrology for a Sustainable Development (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 17–22 September 2006)

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We describe the realization of micronewton forces in a fashion traceable to the International System of Units (SI) using the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) electrostatic force balance. A comparison between deadweight and electrostatic force is …
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