Open robryk opened 1 month ago
The current version of rink, 0.8.0, doesn't use gray for finding units anymore. Instead, it displays as 1 meter^2 / second^2 (specific_energy)
. (See #13)
I might add a special case to display this as 1 J/kg
instead, which is more intuitive. It's annoying that SI doesn't have a derived unit for this that's actually general purpose.
rink currently does:
which is incorrect and arguably misleading.
Background on absorbed vs equivalent dose
Gray is a unit of absorbed radiation dose, with a somewhat abstruse meaning of dose -- it would make more sense to call it dose density. Sievert is a unit of biological effects caused by absorbed radiation ("equivalent dose"). It's also defined as J/kg, but 1 Sv really means something like "a dose of some radiation that would have equivalent effect to 1 Gy of Gamma radiation atWhat we can do?