Right. Kilo's are mass. 1 kilo X 1m/s/s = 1 newton (force )
1 slug X 1 ft/s/s = 1 lb.

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1 "G" = 32 feet/second/second

don't think you can convert kilos to feet/second/second

Rudy Sedlak
RD Chemical Company

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