What does KG stand for?

Kilogauss

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The core may also operate safely at 15-16 kilogauss, as opposed to 12-14 kilogauss common to an E-I design.

Power donuts: Rewinding at the core of these toroid transformers. ...

And it is at the frontiers of research -- at millikelvin temperatures, nanometer dimensions, kilogauss magnetic fields and giga-electron-volt energies -- that it's easiest to fall into Murphy's traps.

Murphy's lab

An external magnet with a field strength of 5 kilogauss was positioned over the tumor to capture, and then extravasate, the material into the selected tumor parenchyma.

FeRx Presents Results of Phase I/II Trial of MTC-DOX in Patients with ...