Dimensional formula of temperature gradient

Temperature gradient
[L−1 K]
Written in full: [M⁰ L⁻¹ T⁰ A⁰ K¹]

How to derive it

Temperature gradient = Temperature difference ÷ Distance

Put in the dimensions of each part: [K] ÷ [L] = [L⁻¹ K].

mass (M)
0
length (L)
-1
time (T)
0
current (A)
0
temperature (K)
1

SI unit

The SI unit of temperature gradient is K/m.

Same dimensions as temperature gradient

None of the other quantities on this site share these exact dimensions.

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