UnitFactor

https://ontology.toxindex.com/v1/UnitFactor Quantity

One factor of a unit: an atomic unit with an optional SI prefix, raised to an exponent, optionally qualified by what it measures. A negative exponent places the factor in the denominator. The basis distinguishes factors that share dimensions but not meaning, such as the kilogram of body weight in a daily dose and the milligram of substance it divides.

Relationships

Referenced By

Quantity unit

Properties

Class properties with name, type, requirements, and description
Name	Type		Description
`prefix`	PrefixEnum		The SI prefix scaling a unit factor's atom.
`atom`	UnitAtomEnum	required	The atomic unit of a unit factor.
`exponent`	integer	required	The power a unit factor is raised to; negative for a factor in the denominator. Never zero.
`basis`	BasisEnum		What a unit factor measures, where its dimension alone does not say: body weight, or a medium such as air, water, or soil.