Convert Watt per metre degree Celsius to Milliwatt per centimetre kelvin

Convert Watt per metre degree Celsius (W/(m·°C)) to Milliwatt per centimetre kelvin (mW/(cm·K)) instantly and accurately.

Watt per metre degree Celsius (W/(m·°C))
Milliwatt per centimetre kelvin (mW/(cm·K))

Conversion Formula

mW/(cm·K) = W/(m·°C) × 10

About Watt per metre degree Celsius

The watt per metre degree Celsius (W/(m·°C)) equals exactly 1 W/(m·K) since temperature intervals 1 °C = 1 K. Widely used in building physics (EN ISO 6946), HVAC engineering, and European material datasheets as an equivalent notation. Stone: ≈2.5 W/(m·°C); softwood timber: ≈0.14 W/(m·°C); glass wool: ≈0.04 W/(m·°C). 1 W/(m·°C) = 1 W/(m·K).

About Milliwatt per centimetre kelvin

The milliwatt per centimetre kelvin (mW/(cm·K)) equals exactly 0.1 W/(m·K). Used in semiconductor and thermoelectric materials research: bismuth telluride ≈15 mW/(cm·K), yttria-stabilised zirconia ≈2 mW/(cm·K). Bridges the scale gap between mW/(m·K) for insulators and W/(m·K) for bulk solids. 1 mW/(cm·K) = 0.1 W/(m·K) = 100 mW/(m·K).

Quick Reference Table

Watt per metre degree Celsius (W/(m·°C))Milliwatt per centimetre kelvin (mW/(cm·K))
1 W/(m·°C)10 mW/(cm·K)
2 W/(m·°C)20 mW/(cm·K)
5 W/(m·°C)50 mW/(cm·K)
10 W/(m·°C)100 mW/(cm·K)
25 W/(m·°C)250 mW/(cm·K)
50 W/(m·°C)500 mW/(cm·K)
100 W/(m·°C)1000 mW/(cm·K)

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