Basic Examples (3) 

Find all physical quantities with the same dimensions as ohms:

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Look for physical quantities that cover a quantity:

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Search by specifying unit dimensions:

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Scope (2) 

Find the physical quantity corresponding to the gravitational constant:

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Obtain the quantity variables for the physical quantities where available:

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Get the names for a given quantity unit:

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Construct custom variables for these names:

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Applications (3) 

Obtain the dimensions of energy:

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Examine all physical quantities with these dimensions:

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Graph and group the physical quantities according to their base physical quantity:

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Properties and Relations (2) 

Canonical units for physical quantities may differ from the unit used to find them:

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Unit dimensions can be determined with UnitDimensions or QuantityVariableDimensions:

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Possible Issues (2) 

Combinations of units can be queried by specifying them in a Quantity:

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Some combinations of units or unit dimensions do not have an associated physical quantity:

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Use the unit dimensions within a QuantityVariable to work with these sort of situations:

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