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It is generated by \\`scripts/values.ts\\`\n\n/**\n * @version Revision 11e\n *\n * @category Peppol Values\n *\n * @title Recommendation 20, including Recommendation 21 codes - prefixed with X (UN/ECE)\n *\n * @enum\n *\n * @see https://docs.peppol.eu/poacc/billing/3.0/codelist/UNECERec20/\n */\nexport const quantityUnitCodes = {\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of groups (group: set of items classified together).\n   */\n  '10': 'group',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of outfits (outfit: a complete set of equipment / materials / objects used for a specific purpose).\n   */\n  '11': 'outfit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of rations (ration: a single portion of provisions).\n   */\n  '13': 'ration',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of liquid measure, especially related to spirits.\n   */\n  '14': 'shot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of military sticks (military stick: bombs or paratroops released in rapid succession from an aircraft).\n   */\n  '15': 'stick, military',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of shipping containers that measure 20 foot in length.\n   */\n  '20': 'twenty foot container',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of shipping containers that measure 40 foot in length.\n   */\n  '21': 'forty foot container',\n\n  '22': 'decilitre per gram',\n\n  '23': 'gram per cubic centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the expected mass of material expressed as the number of pounds.\n   */\n  '24': 'theoretical pound',\n\n  '25': 'gram per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the expected mass of material, expressed as the number of tons.\n   */\n  '27': 'theoretical ton',\n\n  '28': 'kilogram per square metre',\n\n  '33': 'kilopascal square metre per gram',\n\n  '34': 'kilopascal per millimetre',\n\n  '35': 'millilitre per square centimetre second',\n\n  '37': 'ounce per square foot',\n\n  '38': 'ounce per square foot per 0,01inch',\n\n  '40': 'millilitre per second',\n\n  '41': 'millilitre per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of area for tin plate equal to a surface area of 100 square metres.\n   */\n  '56': 'sitas',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of strands per inch as a measure of the fineness of a woven product.\n   */\n  '57': 'mesh',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the total number of kilograms after deductions.\n   */\n  '58': 'net kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 10⁻⁶.\n   */\n  '59': 'part per million',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 10⁻².\n   */\n  '60': 'percent weight',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 10⁻⁹.\n   */\n  '61': 'part per billion (US)',\n\n  '74': 'millipascal',\n\n  '77': 'milli-inch',\n\n  '80': 'pound per square inch absolute',\n\n  '81': 'henry',\n\n  '85': 'foot pound-force',\n\n  '87': 'pound per cubic foot',\n\n  '89': 'poise',\n\n  '91': 'stokes',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of quantity expressed as a predetermined or set rate for usage of a facility or service.\n   */\n  '1I': 'fixed rate',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO/TC12 SI Guide.\n   */\n  '2A': 'radian per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO/TC12 SI Guide.\n   */\n  '2B': 'radian per second squared',\n\n  '2C': 'roentgen',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electric potential in relation to alternating current (AC).\n   */\n  '2G': 'volt AC',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electric potential in relation to direct current (DC).\n   */\n  '2H': 'volt DC',\n\n  '2I': 'British thermal unit (international table) per hour',\n\n  '2J': 'cubic centimetre per second',\n\n  '2K': 'cubic foot per hour',\n\n  '2L': 'cubic foot per minute',\n\n  '2M': 'centimetre per second',\n\n  '2N': 'decibel',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10³ (1000) bytes.\n   */\n  '2P': 'kilobyte',\n\n  '2Q': 'kilobecquerel',\n\n  '2R': 'kilocurie',\n\n  '2U': 'megagram',\n\n  '2X': 'metre per minute',\n\n  '2Y': 'milliroentgen',\n\n  '2Z': 'millivolt',\n\n  '3B': 'megajoule',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of months for a person or persons to perform an undertaking.\n   */\n  '3C': 'manmonth',\n\n  '4C': 'centistokes',\n\n  '4G': 'microlitre',\n\n  '4H': 'micrometre (micron)',\n\n  '4K': 'milliampere',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁶ (1000000) bytes.\n   */\n  '4L': 'megabyte',\n\n  '4M': 'milligram per hour',\n\n  '4N': 'megabecquerel',\n\n  '4O': 'microfarad',\n\n  '4P': 'newton per metre',\n\n  '4Q': 'ounce inch',\n\n  '4R': 'ounce foot',\n\n  '4T': 'picofarad',\n\n  '4U': 'pound per hour',\n\n  '4W': 'ton (US) per hour',\n\n  '4X': 'kilolitre per hour',\n\n  '5A': 'barrel (US) per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of batches (batch: quantity of material produced in one operation or number of animals or persons coming at\n   * once).\n   */\n  '5B': 'batch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one million (1000000) cubic feet of gas per day.\n   */\n  '5E': 'MMSCF/day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power defining the hydraulic horse power delivered by a fluid pump depending on the viscosity of the fluid.\n   */\n  '5J': 'hydraulic horse power',\n\n  A10: 'ampere square metre per joule second',\n\n  A11: 'angstrom',\n\n  A12: 'astronomical unit',\n\n  A13: 'attojoule',\n\n  A14: 'barn',\n\n  A15: 'barn per electronvolt',\n\n  A16: 'barn per steradian electronvolt',\n\n  A17: 'barn per steradian',\n\n  A18: 'becquerel per kilogram',\n\n  A19: 'becquerel per cubic metre',\n\n  A2: 'ampere per centimetre',\n\n  A20: 'British thermal unit (international table) per second square foot degree Rankine',\n\n  A21: 'British thermal unit (international table) per pound degree Rankine',\n\n  A22: 'British thermal unit (international table) per second foot degree Rankine',\n\n  A23: 'British thermal unit (international table) per hour square foot degree Rankine',\n\n  A24: 'candela per square metre',\n\n  A26: 'coulomb metre',\n\n  A27: 'coulomb metre squared per volt',\n\n  A28: 'coulomb per cubic centimetre',\n\n  A29: 'coulomb per cubic metre',\n\n  A3: 'ampere per millimetre',\n\n  A30: 'coulomb per cubic millimetre',\n\n  A31: 'coulomb per kilogram second',\n\n  A32: 'coulomb per mole',\n\n  A33: 'coulomb per square centimetre',\n\n  A34: 'coulomb per square metre',\n\n  A35: 'coulomb per square millimetre',\n\n  A36: 'cubic centimetre per mole',\n\n  A37: 'cubic decimetre per mole',\n\n  A38: 'cubic metre per coulomb',\n\n  A39: 'cubic metre per kilogram',\n\n  A4: 'ampere per square centimetre',\n\n  A40: 'cubic metre per mole',\n\n  A41: 'ampere per square metre',\n\n  A42: 'curie per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the difference between the weight of a ship when completely empty and its weight when completely loaded, expressed as the\n   * number of tons.\n   */\n  A43: 'deadweight tonnage',\n\n  A44: 'decalitre',\n\n  A45: 'decametre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of yarn density. One decitex equals a mass of 1 gram per 10 kilometres of length.\n   */\n  A47: 'decitex',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO 80000-5 (Quantities and units — Part 5: Thermodynamics)\n   */\n  A48: 'degree Rankine',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of yarn density. One denier equals a mass of 1 gram per 9 kilometres of length.\n   */\n  A49: 'denier',\n\n  A5: 'ampere square metre',\n\n  A53: 'electronvolt',\n\n  A54: 'electronvolt per metre',\n\n  A55: 'electronvolt square metre',\n\n  A56: 'electronvolt square metre per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of eighth-parts as a measure of the celestial dome cloud coverage. Synonym: OKTA , OCTA.\n   */\n  A59: '8-part cloud cover',\n\n  A6: 'ampere per square metre kelvin squared',\n\n  A68: 'exajoule',\n\n  A69: 'farad per metre',\n\n  A7: 'ampere per square millimetre',\n\n  A70: 'femtojoule',\n\n  A71: 'femtometre',\n\n  A73: 'foot per second squared',\n\n  A74: 'foot pound-force per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information typically used for billing purposes, defined as either the number of metric tons or the number of cubic metres, whichever\n   * is the larger.\n   */\n  A75: 'freight ton',\n\n  A76: 'gal',\n\n  A8: 'ampere second',\n\n  A84: 'gigacoulomb per cubic metre',\n\n  A85: 'gigaelectronvolt',\n\n  A86: 'gigahertz',\n\n  A87: 'gigaohm',\n\n  A88: 'gigaohm metre',\n\n  A89: 'gigapascal',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of quantity expressed as a rate for usage of a facility or service.\n   */\n  A9: 'rate',\n\n  A90: 'gigawatt',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: grade.\n   */\n  A91: 'gon',\n\n  A93: 'gram per cubic metre',\n\n  A94: 'gram per mole',\n\n  A95: 'gray',\n\n  A96: 'gray per second',\n\n  A97: 'hectopascal',\n\n  A98: 'henry per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to one binary digit.\n   */\n  A99: 'bit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of balls (ball: object formed in the shape of sphere).\n   */\n  AA: 'ball',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of items per bulk pack.\n   */\n  AB: 'bulk pack',\n\n  ACR: 'acre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of activities (activity: a unit of work or action).\n   */\n  ACT: 'activity',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 8 bits.\n   */\n  AD: 'byte',\n\n  AE: 'ampere per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of minutes in addition to the referenced minutes.\n   */\n  AH: 'additional minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of minutes for the average interval of a call.\n   */\n  AI: 'average minute per call',\n\n  AK: 'fathom',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of telephone access lines.\n   */\n  AL: 'access line',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electric charge defining the amount of charge accumulated by a steady flow of one ampere for one hour.\n   */\n  AMH: 'ampere hour',\n\n  AMP: 'ampere',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of time equal to 365,25 days. Synonym: Julian year.\n   */\n  ANN: 'year',\n\n  APZ: 'troy ounce or apothecary ounce',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure for blood potency (US).\n   */\n  AQ: 'anti-hemophilic factor (AHF) unit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of assortments (assortment: set of items grouped in a mixed collection).\n   */\n  AS: 'assortment',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the alcoholic strength of a liquid.\n   */\n  ASM: 'alcoholic strength by mass',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the alcoholic strength of a liquid (e.g. spirit, wine, beer, etc), often at a specific temperature.\n   */\n  ASU: 'alcoholic strength by volume',\n\n  ATM: 'standard atmosphere',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance used for measuring the diameter of small tubes or wires such as the outer diameter of hypotermic or suture needles.\n   */\n  AWG: 'american wire gauge',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of assemblies (assembly: items that consist of component parts).\n   */\n  AY: 'assembly',\n\n  AZ: 'British thermal unit (international table) per pound',\n\n  B1: 'barrel (US) per day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to one binary digit per second.\n   */\n  B10: 'bit per second',\n\n  B11: 'joule per kilogram kelvin',\n\n  B12: 'joule per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: joule per metre squared.\n   */\n  B13: 'joule per square metre',\n\n  B14: 'joule per metre to the fourth power',\n\n  B15: 'joule per mole',\n\n  B16: 'joule per mole kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of entries made to the credit side of an account.\n   */\n  B17: 'credit',\n\n  B18: 'joule second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information defining the quantity of numerals used to form a number.\n   */\n  B19: 'digit',\n\n  B20: 'joule square metre per kilogram',\n\n  B21: 'kelvin per watt',\n\n  B22: 'kiloampere',\n\n  B23: 'kiloampere per square metre',\n\n  B24: 'kiloampere per metre',\n\n  B25: 'kilobecquerel per kilogram',\n\n  B26: 'kilocoulomb',\n\n  B27: 'kilocoulomb per cubic metre',\n\n  B28: 'kilocoulomb per square metre',\n\n  B29: 'kiloelectronvolt',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of pounds of wadded fibre.\n   */\n  B3: 'batting pound',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2³⁰ bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  B30: 'gibibit',\n\n  B31: 'kilogram metre per second',\n\n  B32: 'kilogram metre squared',\n\n  B33: 'kilogram metre squared per second',\n\n  B34: 'kilogram per cubic decimetre',\n\n  B35: 'kilogram per litre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume used to measure beer. One beer barrel equals 36 imperial gallons.\n   */\n  B4: 'barrel, imperial',\n\n  B41: 'kilojoule per kelvin',\n\n  B42: 'kilojoule per kilogram',\n\n  B43: 'kilojoule per kilogram kelvin',\n\n  B44: 'kilojoule per mole',\n\n  B45: 'kilomole',\n\n  B46: 'kilomole per cubic metre',\n\n  B47: 'kilonewton',\n\n  B48: 'kilonewton metre',\n\n  B49: 'kiloohm',\n\n  B50: 'kiloohm metre',\n\n  B52: 'kilosecond',\n\n  B53: 'kilosiemens',\n\n  B54: 'kilosiemens per metre',\n\n  B55: 'kilovolt per metre',\n\n  B56: 'kiloweber per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of length defining the distance that light travels in a vacuum in one year.\n   */\n  B57: 'light year',\n\n  B58: 'litre per mole',\n\n  B59: 'lumen hour',\n\n  B60: 'lumen per square metre',\n\n  B61: 'lumen per watt',\n\n  B62: 'lumen second',\n\n  B63: 'lux hour',\n\n  B64: 'lux second',\n\n  B66: 'megaampere per square metre',\n\n  B67: 'megabecquerel per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁹ bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  B68: 'gigabit',\n\n  B69: 'megacoulomb per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of cycles (cycle: a recurrent period of definite duration).\n   */\n  B7: 'cycle',\n\n  B70: 'megacoulomb per square metre',\n\n  B71: 'megaelectronvolt',\n\n  B72: 'megagram per cubic metre',\n\n  B73: 'meganewton',\n\n  B74: 'meganewton metre',\n\n  B75: 'megaohm',\n\n  B76: 'megaohm metre',\n\n  B77: 'megasiemens per metre',\n\n  B78: 'megavolt',\n\n  B79: 'megavolt per metre',\n\n  B8: 'joule per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁹ bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  B80: 'gigabit per second',\n\n  B81: 'reciprocal metre squared reciprocal second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of length defining the number of inches per linear foot.\n   */\n  B82: 'inch per linear foot',\n\n  B83: 'metre to the fourth power',\n\n  B84: 'microampere',\n\n  B85: 'microbar',\n\n  B86: 'microcoulomb',\n\n  B87: 'microcoulomb per cubic metre',\n\n  B88: 'microcoulomb per square metre',\n\n  B89: 'microfarad per metre',\n\n  B90: 'microhenry',\n\n  B91: 'microhenry per metre',\n\n  B92: 'micronewton',\n\n  B93: 'micronewton metre',\n\n  B94: 'microohm',\n\n  B95: 'microohm metre',\n\n  B96: 'micropascal',\n\n  B97: 'microradian',\n\n  B98: 'microsecond',\n\n  B99: 'microsiemens',\n\n  BAR: 'bar [unit of pressure]',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of area of 112 sheets of tin mil products (tin plate, tin free steel or black plate) 14 by 20 inches, or 31,360 square inches.\n   */\n  BB: 'base box',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the number of cords (cord: a stack of firewood of 128 cubic feet).\n   */\n  BFT: 'board foot',\n\n  BHP: 'brake horse power',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: trillion (US)\n   */\n  BIL: 'billion (EUR)',\n\n  BLD: 'dry barrel (US)',\n\n  BLL: 'barrel (US)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one hundred board foot.\n   */\n  BP: 'hundred board foot',\n  /**\n   * @description The number of beats per minute.\n   */\n  BPM: 'beats per minute',\n\n  BQL: 'becquerel',\n\n  BTU: 'British thermal unit (international table)',\n\n  BUA: 'bushel (US)',\n\n  BUI: 'bushel (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of calls (call: communication session or visitation).\n   */\n  C0: 'call',\n\n  C10: 'millifarad',\n\n  C11: 'milligal',\n\n  C12: 'milligram per metre',\n\n  C13: 'milligray',\n\n  C14: 'millihenry',\n\n  C15: 'millijoule',\n\n  C16: 'millimetre per second',\n\n  C17: 'millimetre squared per second',\n\n  C18: 'millimole',\n\n  C19: 'mole per kilogram',\n\n  C20: 'millinewton',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2¹⁰ (1024) bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  C21: 'kibibit',\n\n  C22: 'millinewton per metre',\n\n  C23: 'milliohm metre',\n\n  C24: 'millipascal second',\n\n  C25: 'milliradian',\n\n  C26: 'millisecond',\n\n  C27: 'millisiemens',\n\n  C28: 'millisievert',\n\n  C29: 'millitesla',\n\n  C3: 'microvolt per metre',\n\n  C30: 'millivolt per metre',\n\n  C31: 'milliwatt',\n\n  C32: 'milliwatt per square metre',\n\n  C33: 'milliweber',\n\n  C34: 'mole',\n\n  C35: 'mole per cubic decimetre',\n\n  C36: 'mole per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10³ (1000) bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  C37: 'kilobit',\n\n  C38: 'mole per litre',\n\n  C39: 'nanoampere',\n\n  C40: 'nanocoulomb',\n\n  C41: 'nanofarad',\n\n  C42: 'nanofarad per metre',\n\n  C43: 'nanohenry',\n\n  C44: 'nanohenry per metre',\n\n  C45: 'nanometre',\n\n  C46: 'nanoohm metre',\n\n  C47: 'nanosecond',\n\n  C48: 'nanotesla',\n\n  C49: 'nanowatt',\n\n  C50: 'neper',\n\n  C51: 'neper per second',\n\n  C52: 'picometre',\n\n  C53: 'newton metre second',\n\n  C54: 'newton metre squared per kilogram squared',\n\n  C55: 'newton per square metre',\n\n  C56: 'newton per square millimetre',\n\n  C57: 'newton second',\n\n  C58: 'newton second per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit used in music to describe the ratio in frequency between notes.\n   */\n  C59: 'octave',\n\n  C60: 'ohm centimetre',\n\n  C61: 'ohm metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: unit.\n   */\n  C62: 'one',\n\n  C63: 'parsec',\n\n  C64: 'pascal per kelvin',\n\n  C65: 'pascal second',\n\n  C66: 'pascal second per cubic metre',\n\n  C67: 'pascal second per metre',\n\n  C68: 'petajoule',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of subjective sound loudness. A sound has loudness p phons if it seems to the listener to be equal in loudness to the sound of a pure tone\n   * of frequency 1 kilohertz and strength p decibels.\n   */\n  C69: 'phon',\n\n  C7: 'centipoise',\n\n  C70: 'picoampere',\n\n  C71: 'picocoulomb',\n\n  C72: 'picofarad per metre',\n\n  C73: 'picohenry',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10³ (1000) bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  C74: 'kilobit per second',\n\n  C75: 'picowatt',\n\n  C76: 'picowatt per square metre',\n\n  C78: 'pound-force',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of accumulated energy of 1000 volt amperes over a period of one hour.\n   */\n  C79: 'kilovolt ampere hour',\n\n  C8: 'millicoulomb per kilogram',\n\n  C80: 'rad',\n\n  C81: 'radian',\n\n  C82: 'radian square metre per mole',\n\n  C83: 'radian square metre per kilogram',\n\n  C84: 'radian per metre',\n\n  C85: 'reciprocal angstrom',\n\n  C86: 'reciprocal cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: reciprocal second per cubic metre.\n   */\n  C87: 'reciprocal cubic metre per second',\n\n  C88: 'reciprocal electron volt per cubic metre',\n\n  C89: 'reciprocal henry',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of coil groups (coil group: groups of items arranged by lengths of those items placed in a joined sequence of\n   * concentric circles).\n   */\n  C9: 'coil group',\n\n  C90: 'reciprocal joule per cubic metre',\n\n  C91: 'reciprocal kelvin or kelvin to the power minus one',\n\n  C92: 'reciprocal metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: reciprocal metre squared.\n   */\n  C93: 'reciprocal square metre',\n\n  C94: 'reciprocal minute',\n\n  C95: 'reciprocal mole',\n\n  C96: 'reciprocal pascal or pascal to the power minus one',\n\n  C97: 'reciprocal second',\n\n  C99: 'reciprocal second per metre squared',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the carrying capacity, expressed as the number of metric tons.\n   */\n  CCT: 'carrying capacity in metric ton',\n\n  CDL: 'candela',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO 80000-5 (Quantities and units — Part 5: Thermodynamics)\n   */\n  CEL: 'degree Celsius',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units in multiples of 100.\n   */\n  CEN: 'hundred',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units of card (card: thick stiff paper or cardboard).\n   */\n  CG: 'card',\n\n  CGM: 'centigram',\n\n  CKG: 'coulomb per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of leaves, expressed in units of one hundred leaves.\n   */\n  CLF: 'hundred leave',\n\n  CLT: 'centilitre',\n\n  CMK: 'square centimetre',\n\n  CMQ: 'cubic centimetre',\n\n  CMT: 'centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of hundred-packs (hundred-pack: set of one hundred items packaged together).\n   */\n  CNP: 'hundred pack',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one hundred weight (US).\n   */\n  CNT: 'cental (UK)',\n\n  COU: 'coulomb',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of grams of a named item in a product.\n   */\n  CTG: 'content gram',\n\n  CTM: 'metric carat',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of metric tons of a named item in a product.\n   */\n  CTN: 'content ton (metric)',\n\n  CUR: 'curie',\n\n  CWA: 'hundred pound (cwt) / hundred weight (US)',\n\n  CWI: 'hundred weight (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of accumulated energy of a thousand watts over a period of one hour.\n   */\n  D03: 'kilowatt hour per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of weight equal to about 1/2 ounce or 15 grams.\n   */\n  D04: 'lot [unit of weight]',\n\n  D1: 'reciprocal second per steradian',\n\n  D10: 'siemens per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2²⁰ (1048576) bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  D11: 'mebibit',\n\n  D12: 'siemens square metre per mole',\n\n  D13: 'sievert',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of subjective sound loudness. One sone is the loudness of a pure tone of frequency one kilohertz and strength 40 decibels.\n   */\n  D15: 'sone',\n\n  D16: 'square centimetre per erg',\n\n  D17: 'square centimetre per steradian erg',\n\n  D18: 'metre kelvin',\n\n  D19: 'square metre kelvin per watt',\n\n  D2: 'reciprocal second per steradian metre squared',\n\n  D20: 'square metre per joule',\n\n  D21: 'square metre per kilogram',\n\n  D22: 'square metre per mole',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of grams of amino acid prescribed for parenteral/enteral therapy.\n   */\n  D23: 'pen gram (protein)',\n\n  D24: 'square metre per steradian',\n\n  D25: 'square metre per steradian joule',\n\n  D26: 'square metre per volt second',\n\n  D27: 'steradian',\n\n  D29: 'terahertz',\n\n  D30: 'terajoule',\n\n  D31: 'terawatt',\n\n  D32: 'terawatt hour',\n\n  D33: 'tesla',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of yarn density. One decitex equals a mass of 1 gram per 1 kilometre of length.\n   */\n  D34: 'tex',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁶ (1000000) bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  D36: 'megabit',\n\n  D41: 'tonne per cubic metre',\n\n  D42: 'tropical year',\n\n  D43: 'unified atomic mass unit',\n  /**\n   * @description The name of the unit is an acronym for volt-ampere-reactive.\n   */\n  D44: 'var',\n\n  D45: 'volt squared per kelvin squared',\n\n  D46: 'volt - ampere',\n\n  D47: 'volt per centimetre',\n\n  D48: 'volt per kelvin',\n\n  D49: 'millivolt per kelvin',\n\n  D5: 'kilogram per square centimetre',\n\n  D50: 'volt per metre',\n\n  D51: 'volt per millimetre',\n\n  D52: 'watt per kelvin',\n\n  D53: 'watt per metre kelvin',\n\n  D54: 'watt per square metre',\n\n  D55: 'watt per square metre kelvin',\n\n  D56: 'watt per square metre kelvin to the fourth power',\n\n  D57: 'watt per steradian',\n\n  D58: 'watt per steradian square metre',\n\n  D59: 'weber per metre',\n\n  D6: 'roentgen per second',\n\n  D60: 'weber per millimetre',\n\n  D61: 'minute [unit of angle]',\n\n  D62: 'second [unit of angle]',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of books (book: set of items bound together or written document of a material whole).\n   */\n  D63: 'book',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of rounds (round: A circular or cylindrical object).\n   */\n  D65: 'round',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of words.\n   */\n  D68: 'number of words',\n\n  D69: 'inch to the fourth power',\n\n  D73: 'joule square metre',\n\n  D74: 'kilogram per mole',\n\n  D77: 'megacoulomb',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of accumulated energy equal to one million joules per second.\n   */\n  D78: 'megajoule per second',\n\n  D80: 'microwatt',\n\n  D81: 'microtesla',\n\n  D82: 'microvolt',\n\n  D83: 'millinewton metre',\n\n  D85: 'microwatt per square metre',\n\n  D86: 'millicoulomb',\n\n  D87: 'millimole per kilogram',\n\n  D88: 'millicoulomb per cubic metre',\n\n  D89: 'millicoulomb per square metre',\n\n  D91: 'rem',\n\n  D93: 'second per cubic metre',\n\n  D94: 'second per cubic metre radian',\n\n  D95: 'joule per gram',\n\n  DAA: 'decare',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of days in multiples of 10.\n   */\n  DAD: 'ten day',\n\n  DAY: 'day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of pounds of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  DB: 'dry pound',\n\n  DBM: 'Decibel-milliwatts',\n\n  DBW: 'Decibel watt',\n\n  DD: 'degree [unit of angle]',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of decades (decade: quantity equal to 10 or time equal to 10 years).\n   */\n  DEC: 'decade',\n\n  DG: 'decigram',\n\n  DJ: 'decagram',\n\n  DLT: 'decilitre',\n\n  DMA: 'cubic decametre',\n\n  DMK: 'square decimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the number of kilolitres of a product at a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, especially in relation to hydrocarbon\n   * oils.\n   */\n  DMO: 'standard kilolitre',\n\n  DMQ: 'cubic decimetre',\n\n  DMT: 'decimetre',\n\n  DN: 'decinewton metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pieces in multiples of 12 (piece: a single item, article or exemplar).\n   */\n  DPC: 'dozen piece',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pairs in multiples of 12 (pair: item described by two's).\n   */\n  DPR: 'dozen pair',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the volume of sea water a ship displaces, expressed as the number of tons.\n   */\n  DPT: 'displacement tonnage',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: drachm (UK), troy dram.\n   */\n  DRA: 'dram (US)',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: avoirdupois dram.\n   */\n  DRI: 'dram (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of rolls, expressed in twelve roll units.\n   */\n  DRL: 'dozen roll',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of tons of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  DT: 'dry ton',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: centner, metric 100 kg; quintal, metric 100 kg.\n   */\n  DTN: 'decitonne',\n\n  DWT: 'pennyweight',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units in multiples of 12.\n   */\n  DZN: 'dozen',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of packs in multiples of 12 (pack: standard packaging unit).\n   */\n  DZP: 'dozen pack',\n  /**\n   * @description A measure of pressure expressed in newtons per square centimetre.\n   */\n  E01: 'newton per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of accumulated energy of a million watts over a period of one hour.\n   */\n  E07: 'megawatt hour per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of energy expressed as the load change in million watts that will cause a frequency shift of one hertz.\n   */\n  E08: 'megawatt per hertz',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power load delivered at the rate of one thousandth of an ampere over a period of one hour.\n   */\n  E09: 'milliampere hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure used in meteorology and engineering to measure the demand for heating or cooling over a given period of days.\n   */\n  E10: 'degree day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of cigarettes in units of 1000.\n   */\n  E12: 'mille',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of heat energy equal to one thousand calories.\n   */\n  E14: 'kilocalorie (international table)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of energy equal to one thousand calories per hour.\n   */\n  E15: 'kilocalorie (thermochemical) per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power equal to one million British thermal units per hour.\n   */\n  E16: 'million Btu(IT) per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one cubic foot passing a given point in a period of one second.\n   */\n  E17: 'cubic foot per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of weight or mass equal to one tonne per hour.\n   */\n  E18: 'tonne per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of area equal to 3.3 square metres.\n   */\n  E19: 'ping',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁶ (1000000) bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  E20: 'megabit per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of shares (share: a total or portion of the parts into which a business entity’s capital is divided).\n   */\n  E21: 'shares',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) as a measure of containerized cargo capacity.\n   */\n  E22: 'TEU',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of tyres (a solid or air-filled covering placed around a wheel rim to form a soft contact with the road,\n   * absorb shock and provide traction).\n   */\n  E23: 'tyre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of active units within a substance.\n   */\n  E25: 'active unit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of doses (dose: a definite quantity of a medicine or drug).\n   */\n  E27: 'dose',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of tons of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  E28: 'air dry ton',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of strands (strand: long, thin, flexible, single thread, strip of fibre, constituent filament or multiples of\n   * the same, twisted together).\n   */\n  E30: 'strand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of square metres per litre.\n   */\n  E31: 'square metre per litre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of litres per hour.\n   */\n  E32: 'litre per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of feet per thousand units.\n   */\n  E33: 'foot per thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁹ bytes.\n   */\n  E34: 'gigabyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹² bytes.\n   */\n  E35: 'terabyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹⁵ bytes.\n   */\n  E36: 'petabyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pixels (pixel: picture element).\n   */\n  E37: 'pixel',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count equal to 10⁶ (1000000) pixels (picture elements).\n   */\n  E38: 'megapixel',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information defining the number of dots per linear inch as a measure of the resolution or sharpness of a graphic image.\n   */\n  E39: 'dots per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the total number of kilograms before deductions.\n   */\n  E4: 'gross kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 10⁻⁵.\n   */\n  E40: 'part per hundred thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of pressure defining the number of kilograms force per square millimetre.\n   */\n  E41: 'kilogram-force per square millimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of pressure defining the number of kilograms force per square centimetre.\n   */\n  E42: 'kilogram-force per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of energy defining the number of joules per square centimetre.\n   */\n  E43: 'joule per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of torsion defining the torque kilogram-force metre per square centimetre.\n   */\n  E44: 'kilogram-force metre per square centimetre',\n\n  E45: 'milliohm',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of energy consumption expressed as kilowatt hour per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E46: 'kilowatt hour per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of energy consumption expressed as kilowatt hour per kelvin.\n   */\n  E47: 'kilowatt hour per kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of service units (service unit: defined period / property / facility / utility of supply).\n   */\n  E48: 'service unit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of working days (working day: a day on which work is ordinarily performed).\n   */\n  E49: 'working day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of accounting units.\n   */\n  E50: 'accounting unit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of jobs.\n   */\n  E51: 'job',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number feet per run.\n   */\n  E52: 'run foot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of tests.\n   */\n  E53: 'test',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of trips.\n   */\n  E54: 'trip',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of times an object is used.\n   */\n  E55: 'use',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of wells.\n   */\n  E56: 'well',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of zones.\n   */\n  E57: 'zone',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹⁸ bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  E58: 'exabit per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁶⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E59: 'exbibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁵⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E60: 'pebibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁴⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E61: 'tebibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2³⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E62: 'gibibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2²⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E63: 'mebibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2¹⁰ bytes.\n   */\n  E64: 'kibibyte',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁶⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E65: 'exbibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁶⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E66: 'exbibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁶⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E67: 'exbibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10⁹ bytes per second.\n   */\n  E68: 'gigabyte per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2³⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E69: 'gibibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2³⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E70: 'gibibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2³⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E71: 'gibibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2¹⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E72: 'kibibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2¹⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E73: 'kibibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2¹⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E74: 'kibibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2²⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E75: 'mebibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2²⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E76: 'mebibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2²⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E77: 'mebibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹⁵ bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  E78: 'petabit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹⁵ bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  E79: 'petabit per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁵⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E80: 'pebibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁵⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E81: 'pebibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁵⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E82: 'pebibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹² bits (binary digits).\n   */\n  E83: 'terabit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10¹² bits (binary digits) per second.\n   */\n  E84: 'terabit per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁴⁰ bits (binary digits) per metre.\n   */\n  E85: 'tebibit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁴⁰ bits (binary digits) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  E86: 'tebibit per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 2⁴⁰ bits (binary digits) per square metre.\n   */\n  E87: 'tebibit per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 1 bit (binary digit) per metre.\n   */\n  E88: 'bit per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 1 bit (binary digit) per square metre.\n   */\n  E89: 'bit per square metre',\n\n  E90: 'reciprocal centimetre',\n\n  E91: 'reciprocal day',\n\n  E92: 'cubic decimetre per hour',\n\n  E93: 'kilogram per hour',\n\n  E94: 'kilomole per second',\n\n  E95: 'mole per second',\n\n  E96: 'degree per second',\n\n  E97: 'millimetre per degree Celcius metre',\n\n  E98: 'degree Celsius per kelvin',\n\n  E99: 'hectopascal per bar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of items regarded as separate units.\n   */\n  EA: 'each',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of electronic mail boxes.\n   */\n  EB: 'electronic mail box',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the number of gallons of product produced from concentrate.\n   */\n  EQ: 'equivalent gallon',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 1 bit (binary digit) per cubic metre.\n   */\n  F01: 'bit per cubic metre',\n\n  F02: 'kelvin per kelvin',\n\n  F03: 'kilopascal per bar',\n\n  F04: 'millibar per bar',\n\n  F05: 'megapascal per bar',\n\n  F06: 'poise per bar',\n\n  F07: 'pascal per bar',\n\n  F08: 'milliampere per inch',\n\n  F10: 'kelvin per hour',\n\n  F11: 'kelvin per minute',\n\n  F12: 'kelvin per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass. One slug is the mass accelerated at 1 foot per second per second by a force of 1 pound.\n   */\n  F13: 'slug',\n\n  F14: 'gram per kelvin',\n\n  F15: 'kilogram per kelvin',\n\n  F16: 'milligram per kelvin',\n\n  F17: 'pound-force per foot',\n\n  F18: 'kilogram square centimetre',\n\n  F19: 'kilogram square millimetre',\n\n  F20: 'pound inch squared',\n\n  F21: 'pound-force inch',\n\n  F22: 'pound-force foot per ampere',\n\n  F23: 'gram per cubic decimetre',\n\n  F24: 'kilogram per kilomol',\n\n  F25: 'gram per hertz',\n\n  F26: 'gram per day',\n\n  F27: 'gram per hour',\n\n  F28: 'gram per minute',\n\n  F29: 'gram per second',\n\n  F30: 'kilogram per day',\n\n  F31: 'kilogram per minute',\n\n  F32: 'milligram per day',\n\n  F33: 'milligram per minute',\n\n  F34: 'milligram per second',\n\n  F35: 'gram per day kelvin',\n\n  F36: 'gram per hour kelvin',\n\n  F37: 'gram per minute kelvin',\n\n  F38: 'gram per second kelvin',\n\n  F39: 'kilogram per day kelvin',\n\n  F40: 'kilogram per hour kelvin',\n\n  F41: 'kilogram per minute kelvin',\n\n  F42: 'kilogram per second kelvin',\n\n  F43: 'milligram per day kelvin',\n\n  F44: 'milligram per hour kelvin',\n\n  F45: 'milligram per minute kelvin',\n\n  F46: 'milligram per second kelvin',\n\n  F47: 'newton per millimetre',\n\n  F48: 'pound-force per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance equal to 5.5 yards (16 feet 6 inches).\n   */\n  F49: 'rod [unit of distance]',\n\n  F50: 'micrometre per kelvin',\n\n  F51: 'centimetre per kelvin',\n\n  F52: 'metre per kelvin',\n\n  F53: 'millimetre per kelvin',\n\n  F54: 'milliohm per metre',\n\n  F55: 'ohm per mile (statute mile)',\n\n  F56: 'ohm per kilometre',\n\n  F57: 'milliampere per pound-force per square inch',\n\n  F58: 'reciprocal bar',\n\n  F59: 'milliampere per bar',\n\n  F60: 'degree Celsius per bar',\n\n  F61: 'kelvin per bar',\n\n  F62: 'gram per day bar',\n\n  F63: 'gram per hour bar',\n\n  F64: 'gram per minute bar',\n\n  F65: 'gram per second bar',\n\n  F66: 'kilogram per day bar',\n\n  F67: 'kilogram per hour bar',\n\n  F68: 'kilogram per minute bar',\n\n  F69: 'kilogram per second bar',\n\n  F70: 'milligram per day bar',\n\n  F71: 'milligram per hour bar',\n\n  F72: 'milligram per minute bar',\n\n  F73: 'milligram per second bar',\n\n  F74: 'gram per bar',\n\n  F75: 'milligram per bar',\n\n  F76: 'milliampere per millimetre',\n\n  F77: 'pascal second per kelvin',\n\n  F78: 'inch of water',\n\n  F79: 'inch of mercury',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power defining the amount of power required to move a given volume of water against acceleration of gravity to a specified elevation\n   * (pressure head).\n   */\n  F80: 'water horse power',\n\n  F81: 'bar per kelvin',\n\n  F82: 'hectopascal per kelvin',\n\n  F83: 'kilopascal per kelvin',\n\n  F84: 'millibar per kelvin',\n\n  F85: 'megapascal per kelvin',\n\n  F86: 'poise per kelvin',\n\n  F87: 'volt per litre minute',\n\n  F88: 'newton centimetre',\n\n  F89: 'newton metre per degree',\n\n  F90: 'newton metre per ampere',\n\n  F91: 'bar litre per second',\n\n  F92: 'bar cubic metre per second',\n\n  F93: 'hectopascal litre per second',\n\n  F94: 'hectopascal cubic metre per second',\n\n  F95: 'millibar litre per second',\n\n  F96: 'millibar cubic metre per second',\n\n  F97: 'megapascal litre per second',\n\n  F98: 'megapascal cubic metre per second',\n\n  F99: 'pascal litre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO 80000-5 (Quantities and units — Part 5: Thermodynamics)\n   */\n  FAH: 'degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  FAR: 'farad',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of length defining the number of metres of individual fibre.\n   */\n  FBM: 'fibre metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one thousand cubic foot.\n   */\n  FC: 'thousand cubic foot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one hundred cubic metres.\n   */\n  FF: 'hundred cubic metre',\n\n  FH: 'micromole',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of failures that can be expected over a specified time interval. Failure rates of semiconductor components\n   * are often specified as FIT (failures in time unit) where 1 FIT = 10⁻⁹ /h.\n   */\n  FIT: 'failures in time',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of tons of a flaked substance (flake: a small flattish fragment).\n   */\n  FL: 'flake ton',\n\n  FNU: 'Formazin nephelometric unit',\n\n  FOT: 'foot',\n\n  FP: 'pound per square foot',\n\n  FR: 'foot per minute',\n\n  FS: 'foot per second',\n\n  FTK: 'square foot',\n\n  FTQ: 'cubic foot',\n\n  G01: 'pascal cubic metre per second',\n\n  G04: 'centimetre per bar',\n\n  G05: 'metre per bar',\n\n  G06: 'millimetre per bar',\n\n  G08: 'square inch per second',\n\n  G09: 'square metre per second kelvin',\n\n  G10: 'stokes per kelvin',\n\n  G11: 'gram per cubic centimetre bar',\n\n  G12: 'gram per cubic decimetre bar',\n\n  G13: 'gram per litre bar',\n\n  G14: 'gram per cubic metre bar',\n\n  G15: 'gram per millilitre bar',\n\n  G16: 'kilogram per cubic centimetre bar',\n\n  G17: 'kilogram per litre bar',\n\n  G18: 'kilogram per cubic metre bar',\n\n  G19: 'newton metre per kilogram',\n\n  G2: 'US gallon per minute',\n\n  G20: 'pound-force foot per pound',\n\n  G21: 'cup [unit of volume]',\n\n  G23: 'peck',\n\n  G24: 'tablespoon (US)',\n\n  G25: 'teaspoon (US)',\n\n  G26: 'stere',\n\n  G27: 'cubic centimetre per kelvin',\n\n  G28: 'litre per kelvin',\n\n  G29: 'cubic metre per kelvin',\n\n  G3: 'Imperial gallon per minute',\n\n  G30: 'millilitre per kelvin',\n\n  G31: 'kilogram per cubic centimetre',\n\n  G32: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per cubic yard',\n\n  G33: 'gram per cubic centimetre kelvin',\n\n  G34: 'gram per cubic decimetre kelvin',\n\n  G35: 'gram per litre kelvin',\n\n  G36: 'gram per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  G37: 'gram per millilitre kelvin',\n\n  G38: 'kilogram per cubic centimetre kelvin',\n\n  G39: 'kilogram per litre kelvin',\n\n  G40: 'kilogram per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  G41: 'square metre per second bar',\n\n  G42: 'microsiemens per centimetre',\n\n  G43: 'microsiemens per metre',\n\n  G44: 'nanosiemens per centimetre',\n\n  G45: 'nanosiemens per metre',\n\n  G46: 'stokes per bar',\n\n  G47: 'cubic centimetre per day',\n\n  G48: 'cubic centimetre per hour',\n\n  G49: 'cubic centimetre per minute',\n\n  G50: 'gallon (US) per hour',\n\n  G51: 'litre per second',\n\n  G52: 'cubic metre per day',\n\n  G53: 'cubic metre per minute',\n\n  G54: 'millilitre per day',\n\n  G55: 'millilitre per hour',\n\n  G56: 'cubic inch per hour',\n\n  G57: 'cubic inch per minute',\n\n  G58: 'cubic inch per second',\n\n  G59: 'milliampere per litre minute',\n\n  G60: 'volt per bar',\n\n  G61: 'cubic centimetre per day kelvin',\n\n  G62: 'cubic centimetre per hour kelvin',\n\n  G63: 'cubic centimetre per minute kelvin',\n\n  G64: 'cubic centimetre per second kelvin',\n\n  G65: 'litre per day kelvin',\n\n  G66: 'litre per hour kelvin',\n\n  G67: 'litre per minute kelvin',\n\n  G68: 'litre per second kelvin',\n\n  G69: 'cubic metre per day kelvin',\n\n  G70: 'cubic metre per hour kelvin',\n\n  G71: 'cubic metre per minute kelvin',\n\n  G72: 'cubic metre per second kelvin',\n\n  G73: 'millilitre per day kelvin',\n\n  G74: 'millilitre per hour kelvin',\n\n  G75: 'millilitre per minute kelvin',\n\n  G76: 'millilitre per second kelvin',\n\n  G77: 'millimetre to the fourth power',\n\n  G78: 'cubic centimetre per day bar',\n\n  G79: 'cubic centimetre per hour bar',\n\n  G80: 'cubic centimetre per minute bar',\n\n  G81: 'cubic centimetre per second bar',\n\n  G82: 'litre per day bar',\n\n  G83: 'litre per hour bar',\n\n  G84: 'litre per minute bar',\n\n  G85: 'litre per second bar',\n\n  G86: 'cubic metre per day bar',\n\n  G87: 'cubic metre per hour bar',\n\n  G88: 'cubic metre per minute bar',\n\n  G89: 'cubic metre per second bar',\n\n  G90: 'millilitre per day bar',\n\n  G91: 'millilitre per hour bar',\n\n  G92: 'millilitre per minute bar',\n\n  G93: 'millilitre per second bar',\n\n  G94: 'cubic centimetre per bar',\n\n  G95: 'litre per bar',\n\n  G96: 'cubic metre per bar',\n\n  G97: 'millilitre per bar',\n\n  G98: 'microhenry per kiloohm',\n\n  G99: 'microhenry per ohm',\n\n  GB: 'gallon (US) per day',\n\n  GBQ: 'gigabecquerel',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of grams of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  GDW: 'gram, dry weight',\n\n  GE: 'pound per gallon (US)',\n\n  GF: 'gram per metre (gram per 100 centimetres)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of grams of a fissile isotope (fissile isotope: an isotope whose nucleus is able to be split when irradiated\n   * with low energy neutrons).\n   */\n  GFI: 'gram of fissile isotope',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units in multiples of 1728 (12 x 12 x 12).\n   */\n  GGR: 'great gross',\n\n  GIA: 'gill (US)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of grams of a product, including its container.\n   */\n  GIC: 'gram, including container',\n\n  GII: 'gill (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of grams of a product, including its inner packaging materials.\n   */\n  GIP: 'gram, including inner packaging',\n\n  GJ: 'gram per millilitre',\n\n  GL: 'gram per litre',\n\n  GLD: 'dry gallon (US)',\n\n  GLI: 'gallon (UK)',\n\n  GLL: 'gallon (US)',\n\n  GM: 'gram per square metre',\n\n  GO: 'milligram per square metre',\n\n  GP: 'milligram per cubic metre',\n\n  GQ: 'microgram per cubic metre',\n\n  GRM: 'gram',\n\n  GRN: 'grain',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units in multiples of 144 (12 x 12).\n   */\n  GRO: 'gross',\n\n  GV: 'gigajoule',\n\n  GWH: 'gigawatt hour',\n\n  H03: 'henry per kiloohm',\n\n  H04: 'henry per ohm',\n\n  H05: 'millihenry per kiloohm',\n\n  H06: 'millihenry per ohm',\n\n  H07: 'pascal second per bar',\n\n  H08: 'microbecquerel',\n\n  H09: 'reciprocal year',\n\n  H10: 'reciprocal hour',\n\n  H11: 'reciprocal month',\n\n  H12: 'degree Celsius per hour',\n\n  H13: 'degree Celsius per minute',\n\n  H14: 'degree Celsius per second',\n\n  H15: 'square centimetre per gram',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: are.\n   */\n  H16: 'square decametre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: hectare.\n   */\n  H18: 'square hectometre',\n\n  H19: 'cubic hectometre',\n\n  H20: 'cubic kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of blanks.\n   */\n  H21: 'blank',\n\n  H22: 'volt square inch per pound-force',\n\n  H23: 'volt per inch',\n\n  H24: 'volt per microsecond',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to the SI base unit Kelvin.\n   */\n  H25: 'percent per kelvin',\n\n  H26: 'ohm per metre',\n\n  H27: 'degree per metre',\n\n  H28: 'microfarad per kilometre',\n\n  H29: 'microgram per litre',\n\n  H30: 'square micrometre (square micron)',\n\n  H31: 'ampere per kilogram',\n\n  H32: 'ampere squared second',\n\n  H33: 'farad per kilometre',\n\n  H34: 'hertz metre',\n\n  H35: 'kelvin metre per watt',\n\n  H36: 'megaohm per kilometre',\n\n  H37: 'megaohm per metre',\n\n  H38: 'megaampere',\n\n  H39: 'megahertz kilometre',\n\n  H40: 'newton per ampere',\n\n  H41: 'newton metre watt to the power minus 0,5',\n\n  H42: 'pascal per metre',\n\n  H43: 'siemens per centimetre',\n\n  H44: 'teraohm',\n\n  H45: 'volt second per metre',\n\n  H46: 'volt per second',\n\n  H47: 'watt per cubic metre',\n\n  H48: 'attofarad',\n\n  H49: 'centimetre per hour',\n\n  H50: 'reciprocal cubic centimetre',\n\n  H51: 'decibel per kilometre',\n\n  H52: 'decibel per metre',\n\n  H53: 'kilogram per bar',\n\n  H54: 'kilogram per cubic decimetre kelvin',\n\n  H55: 'kilogram per cubic decimetre bar',\n\n  H56: 'kilogram per square metre second',\n\n  H57: 'inch per two pi radiant',\n\n  H58: 'metre per volt second',\n\n  H59: 'square metre per newton',\n\n  H60: 'cubic metre per cubic metre',\n\n  H61: 'millisiemens per centimetre',\n\n  H62: 'millivolt per minute',\n\n  H63: 'milligram per square centimetre',\n\n  H64: 'milligram per gram',\n\n  H65: 'millilitre per cubic metre',\n\n  H66: 'millimetre per year',\n\n  H67: 'millimetre per hour',\n\n  H68: 'millimole per gram',\n\n  H69: 'picopascal per kilometre',\n\n  H70: 'picosecond',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to a month.\n   */\n  H71: 'percent per month',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to 100-fold of the unit bar.\n   */\n  H72: 'percent per hectobar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to 10-fold of the SI base unit Kelvin.\n   */\n  H73: 'percent per decakelvin',\n\n  H74: 'watt per metre',\n\n  H75: 'decapascal',\n\n  H76: 'gram per millimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure used to describe the breadth of electronic assemblies as an installation standard or mounting dimension.\n   */\n  H77: 'module width',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance used for measuring the diameter of small tubes such as urological instruments and catheters. Synonym: French, Charrière,\n   * Charrière gauge.\n   */\n  H79: 'French gauge',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure used to describe the height in rack units of equipment intended for mounting in a 19-inch rack or a 23-inch rack. One rack unit\n   * is 1.75 inches (44.45 mm) high.\n   */\n  H80: 'rack unit',\n\n  H81: 'millimetre per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of length defining the number of big points (big point: Adobe software(US) defines the big point to be exactly 1/72 inch (0.013 888 9 inch\n   * or 0.352 777 8 millimeters))\n   */\n  H82: 'big point',\n\n  H83: 'litre per kilogram',\n\n  H84: 'gram millimetre',\n\n  H85: 'reciprocal week',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pieces (piece: a single item, article or exemplar).\n   */\n  H87: 'piece',\n\n  H88: 'megaohm kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to the SI derived unit ohm.\n   */\n  H89: 'percent per ohm',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to an angle of one degree.\n   */\n  H90: 'percent per degree',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to multiples of ten thousand.\n   */\n  H91: 'percent per ten thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to multiples of one hundred thousand.\n   */\n  H92: 'percent per one hundred thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to multiples of one hundred.\n   */\n  H93: 'percent per hundred',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to multiples of one thousand.\n   */\n  H94: 'percent per thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to the SI derived unit volt.\n   */\n  H95: 'percent per volt',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to an atmospheric pressure of one bar.\n   */\n  H96: 'percent per bar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to an inch.\n   */\n  H98: 'percent per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to a metre.\n   */\n  H99: 'percent per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of length, typically for yarn.\n   */\n  HA: 'hank',\n\n  HAD: 'Piece Day',\n\n  HBA: 'hectobar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of boxes in multiples of one hundred box units.\n   */\n  HBX: 'hundred boxes',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units counted in multiples of 100.\n   */\n  HC: 'hundred count',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of hundred kilograms of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  HDW: 'hundred kilogram, dry weight',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of heads (head: a person or animal considered as one of a number).\n   */\n  HEA: 'head',\n\n  HGM: 'hectogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one hundred cubic foot.\n   */\n  HH: 'hundred cubic foot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of international units in multiples of 100.\n   */\n  HIU: 'hundred international unit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of hundred kilograms of a product, after deductions.\n   */\n  HKM: 'hundred kilogram, net mass',\n\n  HLT: 'hectolitre',\n\n  HM: 'mile per hour (statute mile)',\n\n  HMO: 'Piece Month',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one million cubic metres.\n   */\n  HMQ: 'million cubic metre',\n\n  HMT: 'hectometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one hundred litres of pure alcohol.\n   */\n  HPA: 'hectolitre of pure alcohol',\n\n  HTZ: 'hertz',\n\n  HUR: 'hour',\n\n  HWE: 'Piece Week',\n\n  IA: 'inch pound (pound inch)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of persons.\n   */\n  IE: 'person',\n\n  INH: 'inch',\n\n  INK: 'square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: inch cubed.\n   */\n  INQ: 'cubic inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure defining the sugar content of a solution, expressed in degrees.\n   */\n  ISD: 'international sugar degree',\n\n  IU: 'inch per second',\n\n  IUG: 'international unit per gram',\n\n  IV: 'inch per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to a millimetre.\n   */\n  J10: 'percent per millimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of pressure equal to one thousandth of a psi (pound-force per square inch).\n   */\n  J12: 'per mille per psi',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of relative density as a measure of how heavy or light a petroleum liquid is compared to water (API: American Petroleum Institute).\n   */\n  J13: 'degree API',\n  /**\n   * @description A traditional unit of relative density for liquids. Named after Antoine Baumé.\n   */\n  J14: 'degree Baume (origin scale)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of relative density for liquids heavier than water.\n   */\n  J15: 'degree Baume (US heavy)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of relative density for liquids lighter than water.\n   */\n  J16: 'degree Baume (US light)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of density as a measure of sugar content, especially of beer wort. Named after Karl Balling.\n   */\n  J17: 'degree Balling',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion used in measuring the dissolved sugar-to-water mass ratio of a liquid. Named after Adolf Brix.\n   */\n  J18: 'degree Brix',\n\n  J19: 'degree Fahrenheit hour square foot per British thermal unit (thermochemical)',\n\n  J2: 'joule per kilogram',\n\n  J20: 'degree Fahrenheit per kelvin',\n\n  J21: 'degree Fahrenheit per bar',\n\n  J22: 'degree Fahrenheit hour square foot per British thermal unit (international table)',\n\n  J23: 'degree Fahrenheit per hour',\n\n  J24: 'degree Fahrenheit per minute',\n\n  J25: 'degree Fahrenheit per second',\n\n  J26: 'reciprocal degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of density as a measure of sugar content of must, the unfermented liqueur from which wine is made. Named after Ferdinand Oechsle.\n   */\n  J27: 'degree Oechsle',\n\n  J28: 'degree Rankine per hour',\n\n  J29: 'degree Rankine per minute',\n\n  J30: 'degree Rankine per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of density for liquids that are heavier than water. 1 degree Twaddle represents a difference in specific gravity of 0.005.\n   */\n  J31: 'degree Twaddell',\n\n  J32: 'micropoise',\n\n  J33: 'microgram per kilogram',\n\n  J34: 'microgram per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  J35: 'microgram per cubic metre bar',\n\n  J36: 'microlitre per litre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of signal transmission speed equal to one signalling event per second.\n   */\n  J38: 'baud',\n\n  J39: 'British thermal unit (mean)',\n\n  J40: 'British thermal unit (international table) foot per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J41: 'British thermal unit (international table) inch per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J42: 'British thermal unit (international table) inch per second square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J43: 'British thermal unit (international table) per pound degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J44: 'British thermal unit (international table) per minute',\n\n  J45: 'British thermal unit (international table) per second',\n\n  J46: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) foot per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J47: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per hour',\n\n  J48: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) inch per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J49: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) inch per second square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J50: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per pound degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  J51: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per minute',\n\n  J52: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per second',\n\n  J53: 'coulomb square metre per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of signal transmission speed equal to 10⁶ (1000000) signaling events per second.\n   */\n  J54: 'megabaud',\n\n  J55: 'watt second',\n\n  J56: 'bar per bar',\n\n  J57: 'barrel (UK petroleum)',\n\n  J58: 'barrel (UK petroleum) per minute',\n\n  J59: 'barrel (UK petroleum) per day',\n\n  J60: 'barrel (UK petroleum) per hour',\n\n  J61: 'barrel (UK petroleum) per second',\n\n  J62: 'barrel (US petroleum) per hour',\n\n  J63: 'barrel (US petroleum) per second',\n\n  J64: 'bushel (UK) per day',\n\n  J65: 'bushel (UK) per hour',\n\n  J66: 'bushel (UK) per minute',\n\n  J67: 'bushel (UK) per second',\n\n  J68: 'bushel (US dry) per day',\n\n  J69: 'bushel (US dry) per hour',\n\n  J70: 'bushel (US dry) per minute',\n\n  J71: 'bushel (US dry) per second',\n\n  J72: 'centinewton metre',\n\n  J73: 'centipoise per kelvin',\n\n  J74: 'centipoise per bar',\n\n  J75: 'calorie (mean)',\n\n  J76: 'calorie (international table) per gram degree Celsius',\n\n  J78: 'calorie (thermochemical) per centimetre second degree Celsius',\n\n  J79: 'calorie (thermochemical) per gram degree Celsius',\n\n  J81: 'calorie (thermochemical) per minute',\n\n  J82: 'calorie (thermochemical) per second',\n\n  J83: 'clo',\n\n  J84: 'centimetre per second kelvin',\n\n  J85: 'centimetre per second bar',\n\n  J87: 'cubic centimetre per cubic metre',\n\n  J90: 'cubic decimetre per day',\n\n  J91: 'cubic decimetre per cubic metre',\n\n  J92: 'cubic decimetre per minute',\n\n  J93: 'cubic decimetre per second',\n\n  J95: 'ounce (UK fluid) per day',\n\n  J96: 'ounce (UK fluid) per hour',\n\n  J97: 'ounce (UK fluid) per minute',\n\n  J98: 'ounce (UK fluid) per second',\n\n  J99: 'ounce (US fluid) per day',\n\n  JE: 'joule per kelvin',\n\n  JK: 'megajoule per kilogram',\n\n  JM: 'megajoule per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A count of the number of pipeline joints.\n   */\n  JNT: 'pipeline joint',\n\n  JOU: 'joule',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of 100 metre lengths.\n   */\n  JPS: 'hundred metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of jewels (jewel: precious stone).\n   */\n  JWL: 'number of jewels',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure defining the power load measured at predetermined intervals.\n   */\n  K1: 'kilowatt demand',\n\n  K10: 'ounce (US fluid) per hour',\n\n  K11: 'ounce (US fluid) per minute',\n\n  K12: 'ounce (US fluid) per second',\n\n  K13: 'foot per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K14: 'foot per hour',\n\n  K15: 'foot pound-force per hour',\n\n  K16: 'foot pound-force per minute',\n\n  K17: 'foot per psi',\n\n  K18: 'foot per second degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K19: 'foot per second psi',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure defining the reactive power demand equal to one kilovolt ampere of reactive power.\n   */\n  K2: 'kilovolt ampere reactive demand',\n\n  K20: 'reciprocal cubic foot',\n\n  K21: 'cubic foot per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K22: 'cubic foot per day',\n\n  K23: 'cubic foot per psi',\n\n  K26: 'gallon (UK) per day',\n\n  K27: 'gallon (UK) per hour',\n\n  K28: 'gallon (UK) per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure defining the accumulated reactive energy equal to one kilovolt ampere of reactive power per hour.\n   */\n  K3: 'kilovolt ampere reactive hour',\n\n  K30: 'gallon (US liquid) per second',\n\n  K31: 'gram-force per square centimetre',\n\n  K32: 'gill (UK) per day',\n\n  K33: 'gill (UK) per hour',\n\n  K34: 'gill (UK) per minute',\n\n  K35: 'gill (UK) per second',\n\n  K36: 'gill (US) per day',\n\n  K37: 'gill (US) per hour',\n\n  K38: 'gill (US) per minute',\n\n  K39: 'gill (US) per second',\n\n  K40: 'standard acceleration of free fall',\n\n  K41: 'grain per gallon (US)',\n\n  K42: 'horsepower (boiler)',\n\n  K43: 'horsepower (electric)',\n\n  K45: 'inch per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K46: 'inch per psi',\n\n  K47: 'inch per second degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K48: 'inch per second psi',\n\n  K49: 'reciprocal cubic inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of signal transmission speed equal to 10³ (1000) signaling events per second.\n   */\n  K50: 'kilobaud',\n\n  K51: 'kilocalorie (mean)',\n\n  K52: 'kilocalorie (international table) per hour metre degree Celsius',\n\n  K53: 'kilocalorie (thermochemical)',\n\n  K54: 'kilocalorie (thermochemical) per minute',\n\n  K55: 'kilocalorie (thermochemical) per second',\n\n  K58: 'kilomole per hour',\n\n  K59: 'kilomole per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  K6: 'kilolitre',\n\n  K60: 'kilomole per cubic metre bar',\n\n  K61: 'kilomole per minute',\n\n  K62: 'litre per litre',\n\n  K63: 'reciprocal litre',\n\n  K64: 'pound (avoirdupois) per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K65: 'pound (avoirdupois) square foot',\n\n  K66: 'pound (avoirdupois) per day',\n\n  K67: 'pound per foot hour',\n\n  K68: 'pound per foot second',\n\n  K69: 'pound (avoirdupois) per cubic foot degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K70: 'pound (avoirdupois) per cubic foot psi',\n\n  K71: 'pound (avoirdupois) per gallon (UK)',\n\n  K73: 'pound (avoirdupois) per hour degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K74: 'pound (avoirdupois) per hour psi',\n\n  K75: 'pound (avoirdupois) per cubic inch degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K76: 'pound (avoirdupois) per cubic inch psi',\n\n  K77: 'pound (avoirdupois) per psi',\n\n  K78: 'pound (avoirdupois) per minute',\n\n  K79: 'pound (avoirdupois) per minute degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K80: 'pound (avoirdupois) per minute psi',\n\n  K81: 'pound (avoirdupois) per second',\n\n  K82: 'pound (avoirdupois) per second degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K83: 'pound (avoirdupois) per second psi',\n\n  K84: 'pound per cubic yard',\n\n  K85: 'pound-force per square foot',\n\n  K86: 'pound-force per square inch degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  K87: 'psi cubic inch per second',\n\n  K88: 'psi litre per second',\n\n  K89: 'psi cubic metre per second',\n\n  K90: 'psi cubic yard per second',\n\n  K91: 'pound-force second per square foot',\n\n  K92: 'pound-force second per square inch',\n\n  K93: 'reciprocal psi',\n\n  K94: 'quart (UK liquid) per day',\n\n  K95: 'quart (UK liquid) per hour',\n\n  K96: 'quart (UK liquid) per minute',\n\n  K97: 'quart (UK liquid) per second',\n\n  K98: 'quart (US liquid) per day',\n\n  K99: 'quart (US liquid) per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of cakes (cake: object shaped into a flat, compact mass).\n   */\n  KA: 'cake',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of catalytic activity defining the catalytic activity of enzymes and other catalysts.\n   */\n  KAT: 'katal',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10³ (1000) characters.\n   */\n  KB: 'kilocharacter',\n\n  KBA: 'kilobar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of choline chloride.\n   */\n  KCC: 'kilogram of choline chloride',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the net number of kilograms of a product, disregarding the liquid content of the product.\n   */\n  KDW: 'kilogram drained net weight',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO 80000-5 (Quantities and units — Part 5: Thermodynamics)\n   */\n  KEL: 'kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams.\n   */\n  KGM: 'kilogram',\n\n  KGS: 'kilogram per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of hydrogen peroxide.\n   */\n  KHY: 'kilogram of hydrogen peroxide',\n\n  KHZ: 'kilohertz',\n\n  KI: 'kilogram per millimetre width',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of kilograms of a product, including its container.\n   */\n  KIC: 'kilogram, including container',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of kilograms of a product, including its inner packaging materials.\n   */\n  KIP: 'kilogram, including inner packaging',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 10³ (1000) segments.\n   */\n  KJ: 'kilosegment',\n\n  KJO: 'kilojoule',\n\n  KL: 'kilogram per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion defining the percentage of dry lactic material in a product.\n   */\n  KLK: 'lactic dry material percentage',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of illuminance equal to one thousand lux.\n   */\n  KLX: 'kilolux',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of methylamine.\n   */\n  KMA: 'kilogram of methylamine',\n\n  KMH: 'kilometre per hour',\n\n  KMK: 'square kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of weight expressed in kilograms of a substance that fills a volume of one cubic metre.\n   */\n  KMQ: 'kilogram per cubic metre',\n\n  KMT: 'kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of nitrogen.\n   */\n  KNI: 'kilogram of nitrogen',\n  /**\n   * @description Pressure expressed in kN/m2.\n   */\n  KNM: 'kilonewton per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one kilogram of a named substance.\n   */\n  KNS: 'kilogram named substance',\n\n  KNT: 'knot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide per gram of product as a measure of the concentration of potassium\n   * hydroxide in the product.\n   */\n  KO: 'milliequivalence caustic potash per gram of product',\n\n  KPA: 'kilopascal',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of potassium hydroxide (caustic potash).\n   */\n  KPH: 'kilogram of potassium hydroxide (caustic potash)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of potassium oxide.\n   */\n  KPO: 'kilogram of potassium oxide',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of phosphorus pentoxide phosphoric anhydride.\n   */\n  KPP: 'kilogram of phosphorus pentoxide (phosphoric anhydride)',\n\n  KR: 'kiloroentgen',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of a named substance that is 90% dry.\n   */\n  KSD: 'kilogram of substance 90 % dry',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of sodium hydroxide (caustic soda).\n   */\n  KSH: 'kilogram of sodium hydroxide (caustic soda)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of kits (kit: tub, barrel or pail).\n   */\n  KT: 'kit',\n\n  KTN: 'kilotonne',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of uranium.\n   */\n  KUR: 'kilogram of uranium',\n\n  KVA: 'kilovolt - ampere',\n\n  KVR: 'kilovar',\n\n  KVT: 'kilovolt',\n\n  KW: 'kilogram per millimetre',\n\n  KWH: 'kilowatt hour',\n\n  KWN: 'Kilowatt hour per normalized cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of tungsten trioxide.\n   */\n  KWO: 'kilogram of tungsten trioxide',\n\n  KWS: 'Kilowatt hour per standard cubic metre',\n\n  KWT: 'kilowatt',\n\n  KWY: 'kilowatt year',\n\n  KX: 'millilitre per kilogram',\n\n  L10: 'quart (US liquid) per minute',\n\n  L11: 'quart (US liquid) per second',\n\n  L12: 'metre per second kelvin',\n\n  L13: 'metre per second bar',\n\n  L14: 'square metre hour degree Celsius per kilocalorie (international table)',\n\n  L15: 'millipascal second per kelvin',\n\n  L16: 'millipascal second per bar',\n\n  L17: 'milligram per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  L18: 'milligram per cubic metre bar',\n\n  L19: 'millilitre per litre',\n\n  L2: 'litre per minute',\n\n  L20: 'reciprocal cubic millimetre',\n\n  L21: 'cubic millimetre per cubic metre',\n\n  L23: 'mole per hour',\n\n  L24: 'mole per kilogram kelvin',\n\n  L25: 'mole per kilogram bar',\n\n  L26: 'mole per litre kelvin',\n\n  L27: 'mole per litre bar',\n\n  L28: 'mole per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  L29: 'mole per cubic metre bar',\n\n  L30: 'mole per minute',\n\n  L31: 'milliroentgen aequivalent men',\n\n  L32: 'nanogram per kilogram',\n\n  L33: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per day',\n\n  L34: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per hour',\n\n  L35: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per minute',\n\n  L36: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per second',\n\n  L37: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per gallon (UK)',\n\n  L38: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per gallon (US)',\n\n  L39: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per cubic inch',\n\n  L40: 'ounce (avoirdupois)-force',\n\n  L41: 'ounce (avoirdupois)-force inch',\n\n  L42: 'picosiemens per metre',\n\n  L43: 'peck (UK)',\n\n  L44: 'peck (UK) per day',\n\n  L45: 'peck (UK) per hour',\n\n  L46: 'peck (UK) per minute',\n\n  L47: 'peck (UK) per second',\n\n  L48: 'peck (US dry) per day',\n\n  L49: 'peck (US dry) per hour',\n\n  L50: 'peck (US dry) per minute',\n\n  L51: 'peck (US dry) per second',\n\n  L52: 'psi per psi',\n\n  L53: 'pint (UK) per day',\n\n  L54: 'pint (UK) per hour',\n\n  L55: 'pint (UK) per minute',\n\n  L56: 'pint (UK) per second',\n\n  L57: 'pint (US liquid) per day',\n\n  L58: 'pint (US liquid) per hour',\n\n  L59: 'pint (US liquid) per minute',\n\n  L60: 'pint (US liquid) per second',\n\n  L63: 'slug per day',\n\n  L64: 'slug per foot second',\n\n  L65: 'slug per cubic foot',\n\n  L66: 'slug per hour',\n\n  L67: 'slug per minute',\n\n  L68: 'slug per second',\n\n  L69: 'tonne per kelvin',\n\n  L70: 'tonne per bar',\n\n  L71: 'tonne per day',\n\n  L72: 'tonne per day kelvin',\n\n  L73: 'tonne per day bar',\n\n  L74: 'tonne per hour kelvin',\n\n  L75: 'tonne per hour bar',\n\n  L76: 'tonne per cubic metre kelvin',\n\n  L77: 'tonne per cubic metre bar',\n\n  L78: 'tonne per minute',\n\n  L79: 'tonne per minute kelvin',\n\n  L80: 'tonne per minute bar',\n\n  L81: 'tonne per second',\n\n  L82: 'tonne per second kelvin',\n\n  L83: 'tonne per second bar',\n\n  L84: 'ton (UK shipping)',\n\n  L85: 'ton long per day',\n\n  L86: 'ton (US shipping)',\n\n  L87: 'ton short per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  L88: 'ton short per day',\n\n  L89: 'ton short per hour degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  L90: 'ton short per hour psi',\n\n  L91: 'ton short per psi',\n\n  L92: 'ton (UK long) per cubic yard',\n\n  L93: 'ton (US short) per cubic yard',\n\n  L94: 'ton-force (US short)',\n\n  L95: 'common year',\n\n  L96: 'sidereal year',\n\n  L98: 'yard per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  L99: 'yard per psi',\n\n  LA: 'pound per cubic inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion defining the percentage of lactose in a product that exceeds a defined percentage level.\n   */\n  LAC: 'lactose excess percentage',\n\n  LBR: 'pound',\n\n  LBT: 'troy pound (US)',\n\n  LD: 'litre per day',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of leaves.\n   */\n  LEF: 'leaf',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of feet (12-inch) in length of a uniform width object.\n   */\n  LF: 'linear foot',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of labour hours.\n   */\n  LH: 'labour hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance equal to 0.01 chain.\n   */\n  LK: 'link',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of metres in length of a uniform width object.\n   */\n  LM: 'linear metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance defining the linear extent of an item measured from end to end.\n   */\n  LN: 'length',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of lots (lot: a collection of associated items).\n   */\n  LO: 'lot [unit of procurement]',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of pounds of a liquid substance.\n   */\n  LP: 'liquid pound',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one litre of pure alcohol.\n   */\n  LPA: 'litre of pure alcohol',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of layers.\n   */\n  LR: 'layer',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of whole or a complete monetary amounts.\n   */\n  LS: 'lump sum',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: gross ton (2240 lb)\n   */\n  LTN: 'ton (UK) or long ton (US)',\n\n  LTR: 'litre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of metric tons of lubricating oil.\n   */\n  LUB: 'metric ton, lubricating oil',\n\n  LUM: 'lumen',\n\n  LUX: 'lux',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of 36-inch units in length of a uniform width object.\n   */\n  LY: 'linear yard',\n\n  M1: 'milligram per litre',\n\n  M10: 'reciprocal cubic yard',\n\n  M11: 'cubic yard per degree Fahrenheit',\n\n  M12: 'cubic yard per day',\n\n  M13: 'cubic yard per hour',\n\n  M14: 'cubic yard per psi',\n\n  M15: 'cubic yard per minute',\n\n  M16: 'cubic yard per second',\n\n  M17: 'kilohertz metre',\n\n  M18: 'gigahertz metre',\n  /**\n   * @description An empirical measure for describing wind speed based mainly on observed sea conditions. The Beaufort scale indicates the wind speed by numbers\n   * that typically range from 0 for calm, to 12 for hurricane.\n   */\n  M19: 'Beaufort',\n\n  M20: 'reciprocal megakelvin or megakelvin to the power minus one',\n\n  M21: 'reciprocal kilovolt - ampere reciprocal hour',\n\n  M22: 'millilitre per square centimetre minute',\n\n  M23: 'newton per centimetre',\n\n  M24: 'ohm kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion, equal to 0.01, in relation to a temperature of one degree.\n   */\n  M25: 'percent per degree Celsius',\n\n  M26: 'gigaohm per metre',\n\n  M27: 'megahertz metre',\n\n  M29: 'kilogram per kilogram',\n\n  M30: 'reciprocal volt - ampere reciprocal second',\n\n  M31: 'kilogram per kilometre',\n\n  M32: 'pascal second per litre',\n\n  M33: 'millimole per litre',\n\n  M34: 'newton metre per square metre',\n\n  M35: 'millivolt - ampere',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of months expressed in multiples of 30 days, one day equals 24 hours.\n   */\n  M36: '30-day month',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of years expressed in multiples of 360 days, one day equals 24 hours.\n   */\n  M37: 'actual/360',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M38: 'kilometre per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,01-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M39: 'centimetre per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure expressed as a monetary amount.\n   */\n  M4: 'monetary value',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the length according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M40: 'yard per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M41: 'millimetre per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the length according to the Imperial system of units divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M42: 'mile (statute mile) per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit to indicate an angle at military zone, equal to the 6400th part of the full circle of the 360° or 2·p·rad.\n   */\n  M43: 'mil',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit to identify an angle of the full circle of 360° or 2·p·rad (Refer ISO/TC12 SI Guide).\n   */\n  M44: 'revolution',\n  /**\n   * @description 360 part of a full circle divided by the power of the SI base unit second and the exponent 2.\n   */\n  M45: 'degree [unit of angle] per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the angular velocity.\n   */\n  M46: 'revolution per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of an area, of which the size is given by a diameter of length of 1 mm (0,001 in) based on the formula: area = p·(diameter/2)².\n   */\n  M47: 'circular mil',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the area, which is mainly common in the agriculture and forestry.\n   */\n  M48: 'square mile (based on U.S. survey foot)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the length according the Anglo-American system of units.\n   */\n  M49: 'chain (based on U.S. survey foot)',\n\n  M5: 'microcurie',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit commonly used in Great Britain at rural distances: 1 furlong = 40 rods = 10 chains (UK) = 1/8 mile = 1/10 furlong = 220 yards = 660 foot.\n   */\n  M50: 'furlong',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit commonly used in the United States for ordnance survey.\n   */\n  M51: 'foot (U.S. survey)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit commonly used in the United States for ordnance survey.\n   */\n  M52: 'mile (based on U.S. survey foot)',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit metre divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M53: 'metre per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the translation factor for implementation from rotation to linear movement.\n   */\n  M55: 'metre per radiant',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for a very short period.\n   */\n  M56: 'shake',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of velocity from the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  M57: 'mile per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the velocity from the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  M58: 'mile per second',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit meter divided by the product of SI base unit second and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M59: 'metre per second pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit metre divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  M60: 'metre per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the length according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the unit common year with 365 days.\n   */\n  M61: 'inch per year',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  M62: 'kilometre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  M63: 'inch per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit yard according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  M64: 'yard per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit yard according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  M65: 'yard per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit yard according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  M66: 'yard per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the volume, which is used in the United States to measure/gauge the capacity of reservoirs.\n   */\n  M67: 'acre-foot (based on U.S. survey foot)',\n  /**\n   * @description Traditional unit of the volume of stacked firewood which has been measured with a cord.\n   */\n  M68: 'cord (128 ft3)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of volume according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  M69: 'cubic mile (UK statute)',\n\n  M7: 'micro-inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Traditional unit of the cargo capacity.\n   */\n  M70: 'ton, register',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the SI base unit meter by exponent 3 divided by the derived SI base unit pascal.\n   */\n  M71: 'cubic metre per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Logarithmic relationship to base 10.\n   */\n  M72: 'bel',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit kilogram divided by the product of the power of the SI base unit metre with exponent 3 and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M73: 'kilogram per cubic metre pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit kilogram divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M74: 'kilogram per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the unit of the force pound-force (lbf) according to the Anglo-American system of units with the relationship.\n   */\n  M75: 'kilopound-force',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the power, which corresponds to a mass of a pound multiplied with the acceleration of a foot per square second.\n   */\n  M76: 'poundal',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the SI base unit kilogram and the SI base unit metre divided by the power of the SI base unit second by exponent 2.\n   */\n  M77: 'kilogram metre per second squared',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the unit of the weight, defined as a mass of 1 kg which finds out about a weight strength from 1 kp by the gravitational force at\n   * sea level which corresponds to a strength of 9,806 65 newton.\n   */\n  M78: 'pond',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2 divided by the unit of time hour.\n   */\n  M79: 'square foot per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit stokes divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M80: 'stokes per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 1-fold of the power of the SI base unit metre by exponent 2 divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  M81: 'square centimetre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the SI base unit metre with the exponent 2 divided by the SI base unit second and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M82: 'square metre per second pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Traditional unit for the indication of the linear mass of textile fibers and yarns.\n   */\n  M83: 'denier',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for linear mass according to avoirdupois system of units.\n   */\n  M84: 'pound per yard',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the mass used in the mineralogy to determine the concentration of precious metals in ore according to the mass of the\n   * precious metal in milligrams in a sample of the mass of an assay sound (number of troy ounces in a short ton (1 000 lb)).\n   */\n  M85: 'ton, assay',\n  /**\n   * @description Outdated unit of the mass used in Germany.\n   */\n  M86: 'pfund',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit kilogram divided by the product of the SI base unit second and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  M87: 'kilogram per second pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit tonne divided by the unit month.\n   */\n  M88: 'tonne per month',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit tonne divided by the unit year with 365 days.\n   */\n  M89: 'tonne per year',\n\n  M9: 'million Btu per 1000 cubic foot',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the unit of the mass avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois unit system divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  M90: 'kilopound per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Proportion of the mass consisting of the avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois unit system divided by the avoirdupois pound according to\n   * the avoirdupois unit system.\n   */\n  M91: 'pound per pound',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the unit pound-force according to the Anglo-American system of units and the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and the\n   * Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  M92: 'pound-force foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the derived SI unit newton and the SI base unit metre divided by the unit radian.\n   */\n  M93: 'newton metre per radian',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of imbalance as a product of the SI base unit kilogram and the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  M94: 'kilogram metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the non SI-conforming unit of the force poundal and the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units .\n   */\n  M95: 'poundal foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the non SI-conforming unit of the force poundal and the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units .\n   */\n  M96: 'poundal inch',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the rotational moment.\n   */\n  M97: 'dyne metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the SI base unit kilogram and the 0,01-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  M98: 'kilogram centimetre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the 0,001-fold of the SI base unit kilogram and the 0,01-fold of the SI base unit metre divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  M99: 'gram centimetre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electrical reactive power defining the total amount of reactive power across a power system.\n   */\n  MAH: 'megavolt ampere reactive hour',\n\n  MAL: 'megalitre',\n\n  MAM: 'megametre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electrical reactive power represented by a current of one thousand amperes flowing due a potential difference of one thousand volts\n   * where the sine of the phase angle between them is 1.\n   */\n  MAR: 'megavar',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power defining the rate of energy transferred or consumed when a current of 1000 amperes flows due to a potential of 1000 volts at\n   * unity power factor.\n   */\n  MAW: 'megawatt',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of one thousand brick equivalent units.\n   */\n  MBE: 'thousand standard brick equivalent',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one thousand board foot.\n   */\n  MBF: 'thousand board foot',\n\n  MBR: 'millibar',\n\n  MC: 'microgram',\n\n  MCU: 'millicurie',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of metric tons of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  MD: 'air dry metric ton',\n\n  MGM: 'milligram',\n\n  MHZ: 'megahertz',\n\n  MIK: 'square mile (statute mile)',\n\n  MIL: 'thousand',\n\n  MIN: 'minute [unit of time]',\n\n  MIO: 'million',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of international units in multiples of 10.\n   */\n  MIU: 'million international unit',\n\n  MKD: 'Square Metre Day',\n\n  MKM: 'Square Metre Month',\n\n  MKW: 'Square Metre Week',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: billion (US)\n   */\n  MLD: 'milliard',\n\n  MLT: 'millilitre',\n\n  MMK: 'square millimetre',\n\n  MMQ: 'cubic millimetre',\n\n  MMT: 'millimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of kilograms of a product, disregarding the water content of the product.\n   */\n  MND: 'kilogram, dry weight',\n\n  MNJ: 'Mega Joule per Normalised cubic Metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of time equal to 1/12 of a year of 365,25 days.\n   */\n  MON: 'month',\n\n  MPA: 'megapascal',\n\n  MQD: 'Cubic Metre Day',\n\n  MQH: 'cubic metre per hour',\n\n  MQM: 'Cubic Metre Month',\n\n  MQS: 'cubic metre per second',\n\n  MQW: 'Cubic Metre Week',\n\n  MRD: 'Metre Day',\n\n  MRM: 'Metre Month',\n\n  MRW: 'Metre Week',\n\n  MSK: 'metre per second squared',\n\n  MTK: 'square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: metre cubed.\n   */\n  MTQ: 'cubic metre',\n\n  MTR: 'metre',\n\n  MTS: 'metre per second',\n\n  MTZ: 'milihertz',\n\n  MVA: 'megavolt - ampere',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power defining the total amount of bulk energy transferred or consumed.\n   */\n  MWH: 'megawatt hour (1000 kW.h)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of calories prescribed daily for parenteral/enteral therapy.\n   */\n  N1: 'pen calorie',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois unit system and the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system\n   * of units divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N10: 'pound foot per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois unit system and the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system\n   * of units divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N11: 'pound inch per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Obsolete unit of the power relating to DIN 1301-3:1979: 1 PS = 735,498 75 W.\n   */\n  N12: 'Pferdestaerke',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure, at which a value of 1 cmHg meets the static pressure, which is generated by a mercury at a temperature of 0\n   * °C with a height of 1 centimetre .\n   */\n  N13: 'centimetre of mercury (0 ºC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure, at which a value of 1 cmH2O meets the static pressure, which is generated by a head of water at a temperature\n   * of 4 °C with a height of 1 centimetre .\n   */\n  N14: 'centimetre of water (4 ºC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system for units, whereas the value of 1 ftH2O is equivalent to\n   * the static pressure, which is generated by a head of water at a temperature 39,2°F with a height of 1 foot .\n   */\n  N15: 'foot of water (39.2 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system for units, whereas the value of 1 inHg meets the static\n   * pressure, which is generated by a mercury at a temperature of 32°F with a height of 1 inch.\n   */\n  N16: 'inch of mercury (32 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system for units, whereas the value of 1 inHg meets the static\n   * pressure, which is generated by a mercury at a temperature of 60°F with a height of 1 inch.\n   */\n  N17: 'inch of mercury (60 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system for units, whereas the value of 1 inH2O meets the static\n   * pressure, which is generated by a head of water at a temperature of 39,2°F with a height of 1 inch .\n   */\n  N18: 'inch of water (39.2 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system for units, whereas the value of 1 inH2O meets the static\n   * pressure, which is generated by a head of water at a temperature of 60°F with a height of 1 inch .\n   */\n  N19: 'inch of water (60 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the pressure according to the Anglo-American system of units as the 1000-fold of the unit of the force pound-force\n   * divided by the power of the unit inch by exponent 2.\n   */\n  N20: 'kip per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of pressure by the Imperial system of units according to NIST: 1 pdl/ft² = 1,488 164 Pa.\n   */\n  N21: 'poundal per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface specific mass (avoirdupois ounce according to the avoirdupois system of units according to the surface square inch according\n   * to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units).\n   */\n  N22: 'ounce (avoirdupois) per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Not SI-conforming unit of pressure, whereas a value of 1 mH2O is equivalent to the static pressure, which is produced by one metre high water\n   * column .\n   */\n  N23: 'conventional metre of water',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the SI base unit kilogram divided by the 0.000 001-fold of the power of the SI base unit meter by exponent 2.\n   */\n  N24: 'gram per square millimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for areal-related mass as a unit pound according to the avoirdupois unit system divided by the power of the unit yard according to the\n   * Anglo-American and Imperial system of units with exponent 2.\n   */\n  N25: 'pound per square yard',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the pressure according to the Imperial system of units (poundal by square inch).\n   */\n  N26: 'poundal per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 4 according to NIST: 1 ft4 = 8,630 975 m4.\n   */\n  N27: 'foot to the fourth power',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001 fold of the power of the SI base unit meter by exponent 3 divided by the SI based unit kilogram.\n   */\n  N28: 'cubic decimetre per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 3 divided by the unit avoirdupois pound according\n   * to the avoirdupois unit system.\n   */\n  N29: 'cubic foot per pound',\n\n  N3: 'print point',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 3 divided by the avoirdupois pound according to\n   * the avoirdupois unit system .\n   */\n  N30: 'cubic inch per pound',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit newton divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  N31: 'kilonewton per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the surface tension according to the Imperial unit system as quotient poundal by inch.\n   */\n  N32: 'poundal per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of force per unit length based on the Anglo-American system of units.\n   */\n  N33: 'pound-force per yard',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of viscosity.\n   */\n  N34: 'poundal second per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit poise divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  N35: 'poise per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a product of unit of the pressure (newton by square metre) multiplied with the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N36: 'newton second per square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a quotient SI base unit kilogram divided by the SI base unit metre and by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N37: 'kilogram per metre second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a quotient SI base unit kilogram divided by the SI base unit metre and by the unit minute.\n   */\n  N38: 'kilogram per metre minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a quotient SI base unit kilogram divided by the SI base unit metre and by the unit day.\n   */\n  N39: 'kilogram per metre day',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a quotient SI base unit kilogram divided by the SI base unit metre and by the unit hour.\n   */\n  N40: 'kilogram per metre hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity as a quotient of the 0,001-fold of the SI base unit kilogram divided by the 0,01-fold of the SI base unit metre and\n   * SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N41: 'gram per centimetre second',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of dynamic viscosity according to the Imperial system of units as product unit of the pressure (poundal by square inch)\n   * multiplied by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  N42: 'poundal second per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity according to the Anglo-American unit system.\n   */\n  N43: 'pound per foot minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the dynamic viscosity according to the Anglo-American unit system.\n   */\n  N44: 'pound per foot day',\n  /**\n   * @description Power of the SI base unit meter by exponent 3 divided by the product of the SI base unit second and the derived SI base unit pascal.\n   */\n  N45: 'cubic metre per second pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the work (force-path).\n   */\n  N46: 'foot poundal',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of work (force multiplied by path) according to the Imperial system of units as a product unit inch multiplied by poundal.\n   */\n  N47: 'inch poundal',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit watt divided by the power of the 0,01-fold the SI base unit metre by exponent 2.\n   */\n  N48: 'watt per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit watt divided by the power of the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2.\n   */\n  N49: 'watt per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N50: 'British thermal unit (international table) per square foot hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N51: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per square foot hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N52: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per square foot minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N53: 'British thermal unit (international table) per square foot second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N54: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per square foot second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N55: 'British thermal unit (international table) per square inch second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N56: 'calorie (thermochemical) per square centimetre minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the surface heat flux according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N57: 'calorie (thermochemical) per square centimetre second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the energy density according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N58: 'British thermal unit (international table) per cubic foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the energy density according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N59: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per cubic foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat capacity according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N60: 'British thermal unit (international table) per degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat capacity according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N61: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat capacity according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N62: 'British thermal unit (international table) per degree Rankine',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat capacity according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N63: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per degree Rankine',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat capacity (British thermal unit according to the international table according to the Rankine degree) according to the Imperial\n   * system of units divided by the unit avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois system of units.\n   */\n  N64: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per pound degree Rankine',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the mass-related heat capacity as quotient 1000-fold of the calorie (international table) divided by the product of the 0,001-fold of the\n   * SI base units kilogram and kelvin.\n   */\n  N65: 'kilocalorie (international table) per gram kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of heat energy according to the Imperial system of units in a reference temperature of 39 °F.\n   */\n  N66: 'British thermal unit (39 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of heat energy according to the Imperial system of units in a reference temperature of 59 °F.\n   */\n  N67: 'British thermal unit (59 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of head energy according to the Imperial system of units at a reference temperature of 60 °F.\n   */\n  N68: 'British thermal unit (60 ºF)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for quantity of heat, which is to be required for 1 g air free water at a constant pressure from 101,325 kPa, to warm up the pressure of\n   * standard atmosphere at sea level, from 19,5 °C on 20,5 °C.\n   */\n  N69: 'calorie (20 ºC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of heat energy according to the imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N70: 'quad (1015 BtuIT)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of heat energy in commercial use, within the EU defined: 1 thm (EC) = 100 000 BtuIT.\n   */\n  N71: 'therm (EC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of heat energy in commercial use.\n   */\n  N72: 'therm (U.S.)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat energy according to the Imperial system of units divided the unit avoirdupois pound according to the avoirdupois system of\n   * units.\n   */\n  N73: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per pound',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat transition coefficient according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N74: 'British thermal unit (international table) per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat transition coefficient according to the imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N75: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per hour square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat transition coefficient according to the imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N76: 'British thermal unit (international table) per second square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the heat transition coefficient according to the imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N77: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per second square foot degree Fahrenheit',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit watt divided by the product of the power of the SI base unit metre by exponent 2 and the SI base unit kelvin.\n   */\n  N78: 'kilowatt per square metre kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit kelvin divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  N79: 'kelvin per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit watt divided by the product of the SI base unit metre and the unit for temperature degree Celsius.\n   */\n  N80: 'watt per metre degree Celsius',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit watt divided by the product of the SI base unit metre and the SI base unit kelvin.\n   */\n  N81: 'kilowatt per metre kelvin',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit watt divided by the product of the SI base unit metre and the unit for temperature degree Celsius.\n   */\n  N82: 'kilowatt per metre degree Celsius',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit metre divided by the product of the unit degree Celsius and the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  N83: 'metre per degree Celcius metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N84: 'degree Fahrenheit hour per British thermal unit (international table)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N85: 'degree Fahrenheit hour per British thermal unit (thermochemical)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N86: 'degree Fahrenheit second per British thermal unit (international table)',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N87: 'degree Fahrenheit second per British thermal unit (thermochemical)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of specific thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N88: 'degree Fahrenheit hour square foot per British thermal unit (international table) inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of specific thermal resistance according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  N89: 'degree Fahrenheit hour square foot per British thermal unit (thermochemical) inch',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit farad.\n   */\n  N90: 'kilofarad',\n  /**\n   * @description Reciprocal of the derived SI unit joule.\n   */\n  N91: 'reciprocal joule',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit siemens.\n   */\n  N92: 'picosiemens',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit ampere divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  N93: 'ampere per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the electrical charge, where the charge amounts to exactly 1 Fr where the force of 1 dyn on an equal\n   * load is performed at a distance of 1 cm.\n   */\n  N94: 'franklin',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of electric charge defining the amount of charge accumulated by a steady flow of one ampere for one minute..\n   */\n  N95: 'ampere minute',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the electric power which is defined by a force of 2 dyn per cm between two parallel conductors of\n   * infinite length with negligible cross-section in the distance of 1 cm.\n   */\n  N96: 'biot',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the magnetomotive force, which is defined by the work to increase the magnetic potential of a\n   * positive common pol with 1 erg.\n   */\n  N97: 'gilbert',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit volt divided by the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  N98: 'volt per pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit volt.\n   */\n  N99: 'picovolt',\n\n  NA: 'milligram per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of articles (article: item).\n   */\n  NAR: 'number of articles',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of cells (cell: an enclosed or circumscribed space, cavity, or volume).\n   */\n  NCL: 'number of cells',\n\n  NEW: 'newton',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of messages.\n   */\n  NF: 'message',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of instances of nothing.\n   */\n  NIL: 'nil',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of international units.\n   */\n  NIU: 'number of international units',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the number of loads (load: a quantity of items carried or processed at one time).\n   */\n  NL: 'load',\n  /**\n   * @description Normalised cubic metre (temperature 0°C and pressure 101325 millibars )\n   */\n  NM3: 'Normalised cubic metre',\n\n  NMI: 'nautical mile',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of packs (pack: a collection of objects packaged together).\n   */\n  NMP: 'number of packs',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of parts (part: component of a larger entity).\n   */\n  NPT: 'number of parts',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to 2000 pounds, see ton (US). Refer International Convention on tonnage measurement of Ships.\n   */\n  NT: 'net ton',\n\n  NTU: 'Nephelometric turbidity unit',\n\n  NU: 'newton metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 10⁻³. Synonym: per mille.\n   */\n  NX: 'part per thousand',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of panels (panel: a distinct, usually rectangular, section of a surface).\n   */\n  OA: 'panel',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the ozone depletion potential in kilograms of a product relative to the calculated depletion for the reference substance,\n   * Trichlorofluoromethane (CFC-11).\n   */\n  ODE: 'ozone depletion equivalent',\n\n  ODG: 'ODS Grams',\n\n  ODK: 'ODS Kilograms',\n\n  ODM: 'ODS Milligrams',\n\n  OHM: 'ohm',\n\n  ON: 'ounce per square yard',\n\n  ONZ: 'ounce (avoirdupois)',\n  /**\n   * @description The number of oscillations per minute.\n   */\n  OPM: 'oscillations per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of overtime hours.\n   */\n  OT: 'overtime hour',\n\n  OZA: 'fluid ounce (US)',\n\n  OZI: 'fluid ounce (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion equal to 0.01.\n   */\n  P1: 'percent',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit coulomb divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P10: 'coulomb per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000 fold of the derived SI unit weber.\n   */\n  P11: 'kiloweber',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of magnetic flow density.\n   */\n  P12: 'gamma',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit tesla.\n   */\n  P13: 'kilotesla',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient of the derived SI unit joule divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P14: 'joule per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P15: 'joule per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P16: 'joule per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit day.\n   */\n  P17: 'joule per day',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the 1000-fold of the derived SI unit joule divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P18: 'kilojoule per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the 1000-fold of the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P19: 'kilojoule per minute',\n\n  P2: 'pound per foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the 1000-fold of the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P20: 'kilojoule per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Quotient from the 1000-fold of the derived SI unit joule divided by the unit day.\n   */\n  P21: 'kilojoule per day',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit ohm.\n   */\n  P22: 'nanoohm',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of resistivity.\n   */\n  P23: 'ohm circular-mil per foot',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit henry.\n   */\n  P24: 'kilohenry',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit lumen divided by the power of the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2.\n   */\n  P25: 'lumen per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of luminance, defined as lumen by square centimetre.\n   */\n  P26: 'phot',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI conform traditional unit, defined as density of light which impinges on a surface which has a distance of one foot from a light source,\n   * which shines with an intensity of an international candle.\n   */\n  P27: 'footcandle',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit candela divided by the power of unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2.\n   */\n  P28: 'candela per square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the luminance according to the Anglo-American system of units, defined as emitted or reflected luminance of a lm/ft².\n   */\n  P29: 'footlambert',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of luminance, defined as the emitted or reflected luminance by one lumen per square centimetre.\n   */\n  P30: 'lambert',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of luminance, defined as emitted or reflected luminance by one lumen per square centimetre.\n   */\n  P31: 'stilb',\n  /**\n   * @description Base unit SI candela divided by the power of the unit foot according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2.\n   */\n  P32: 'candela per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the SI base unit candela.\n   */\n  P33: 'kilocandela',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the SI base unit candela.\n   */\n  P34: 'millicandela',\n  /**\n   * @description Obsolete, non-legal unit of the power in Germany relating to DIN 1301-3:1979: 1 HK = 0,903 cd.\n   */\n  P35: 'Hefner-Kerze',\n  /**\n   * @description Obsolete, non-legal unit of the power in Germany relating to DIN 1301-3:1979: 1 HK = 1,019 cd.\n   */\n  P36: 'international candle',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the areal-related energy transmission according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  P37: 'British thermal unit (international table) per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the areal-related energy transmission according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  P38: 'British thermal unit (thermochemical) per square foot',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the areal-related energy transmission according to the Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  P39: 'calorie (thermochemical) per square centimetre',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the areal-related energy transmission (as a measure of the incident quantity of heat of solar\n   * radiation on the earth's surface).\n   */\n  P40: 'langley',\n  /**\n   * @description 1 Dec := log2 10 ˜ 3,32 according to the logarithm for frequency range between f1 and f2, when f2/f1 = 10.\n   */\n  P41: 'decade (logarithmic)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the set as a product of the power of derived SI unit pascal with exponent 2 and the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P42: 'pascal squared second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit bel divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P43: 'bel per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of quantity of a substance relating that one pound mole of a chemical composition corresponds to the same number of pounds\n   * as the molecular weight of one molecule of this composition in atomic mass units.\n   */\n  P44: 'pound mole',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the power of the amount of substance non-SI compliant unit of the molar flux relating that a pound mole of a chemical\n   * composition the same number of pound corresponds like the molecular weight of a molecule of this composition in atomic mass units.\n   */\n  P45: 'pound mole per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the power of the amount of substance non-SI compliant unit of the molar flux relating that a pound mole of a chemical\n   * composition the same number of pound corresponds like the molecular weight of a molecule of this composition in atomic mass units.\n   */\n  P46: 'pound mole per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the SI base unit mol divided by the SI base unit kilogram.\n   */\n  P47: 'kilomole per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of the material molar flux divided by the avoirdupois pound for mass according to the avoirdupois unit system.\n   */\n  P48: 'pound mole per pound',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the derived SI unit newton and the power of SI base unit metre with exponent 2 divided by the SI base unit ampere.\n   */\n  P49: 'newton square metre per ampere',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of five-packs (five-pack: set of five items packaged together).\n   */\n  P5: 'five pack',\n  /**\n   * @description Product of the derived SI unit weber and SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P50: 'weber metre',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit mol divided by the product of the SI base unit kilogram and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  P51: 'mol per kilogram pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description SI base unit mol divided by the product of the power from the SI base unit metre with exponent 3 and the derived SI unit pascal.\n   */\n  P52: 'mol per cubic metre pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit for magnetic flux of a magnetic pole (according to the interaction of identical poles of 1 dyn at a\n   * distance of a cm).\n   */\n  P53: 'unit pole',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P54: 'milligray per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P55: 'microgray per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P56: 'nanogray per second',\n  /**\n   * @description SI derived unit gray divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P57: 'gray per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P58: 'milligray per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P59: 'microgray per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P60: 'nanogray per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description SI derived unit gray divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P61: 'gray per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P62: 'milligray per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P63: 'microgray per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit gray divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P64: 'nanogray per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit sievert divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P65: 'sievert per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P66: 'millisievert per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P67: 'microsievert per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P68: 'nanosievert per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for the equivalent tin rate relating to DIN 1301-3:1979: 1 rem/s = 0,01 J/(kg·s) = 1 Sv/s.\n   */\n  P69: 'rem per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P70: 'sievert per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P71: 'millisievert per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P72: 'microsievert per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit hour.\n   */\n  P73: 'nanosievert per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P74: 'sievert per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P75: 'millisievert per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P76: 'microsievert per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,000 000 001-fold of the derived SI unit sievert divided by the unit minute.\n   */\n  P77: 'nanosievert per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Complement of the power of the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units by exponent 2.\n   */\n  P78: 'reciprocal square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the burst index as derived unit for pressure pascal related to the substance, represented as a quotient from the SI base unit kilogram\n   * divided by the power of the SI base unit metre by exponent 2.\n   */\n  P79: 'pascal square metre per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description 0,001-fold of the derived SI unit pascal divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P80: 'millipascal per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the derived SI unit pascal divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P81: 'kilopascal per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description 100-fold of the derived SI unit pascal divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P82: 'hectopascal per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Outdated unit of the pressure divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P83: 'standard atmosphere per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Obsolete and non-legal unit of the pressure which is generated by a 10 metre water column divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P84: 'technical atmosphere per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description CGS (Centimetre-Gram-Second system) unit of the pressure divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  P85: 'torr per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Compound unit for pressure (pound-force according to the Anglo-American unit system divided by the power of the unit inch according to the\n   * Anglo-American and Imperial system of units with the exponent 2) divided by the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of\n   * units .\n   */\n  P86: 'psi per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of volume flow cubic meters by second related to the transmission surface in square metres.\n   */\n  P87: 'cubic metre per second square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Non SI-conforming unit of fluidity of dynamic viscosity.\n   */\n  P88: 'rhe',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for length-related rotational moment according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  P89: 'pound-force foot per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for length-related rotational moment according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  P90: 'pound-force inch per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Traditional unit for the ability of a material to allow the transition of the steam, defined at a temperature of 0 °C as steam transmittance,\n   * where the mass of one grain steam penetrates an area of one foot squared at a pressure from one inch mercury per hour.\n   */\n  P91: 'perm (0 ºC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Traditional unit for the ability of a material to allow the transition of the steam, defined at a temperature of 23 °C as steam transmittance at\n   * which the mass of one grain of steam penetrates an area of one square foot at a pressure of one inch mercury per hour.\n   */\n  P92: 'perm (23 ºC)',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit byte divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P93: 'byte per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 1000-fold of the unit byte divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P94: 'kilobyte per second',\n  /**\n   * @description 1 000 000-fold of the unit byte divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  P95: 'megabyte per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Reciprocal of the derived SI unit volt.\n   */\n  P96: 'reciprocal volt',\n  /**\n   * @description Reciprocal of the unit radian.\n   */\n  P97: 'reciprocal radian',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the equilibrium constant on the basis of the pressure(ISO 80000-9:2009, 9-35.a).\n   */\n  P98: 'pascal to the power sum of stoichiometric numbers',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the equilibrium constant on the basis of the concentration (ISO 80000-9:2009, 9-36.a).\n   */\n  P99: 'mole per cubiv metre to the power sum of stoichiometric numbers',\n\n  PAL: 'pascal',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pads (pad: block of paper sheets fastened together at one end).\n   */\n  PD: 'pad',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one litre of proof spirits, or the alcohol equivalent thereof. Used for measuring the strength of distilled alcoholic\n   * liquors, expressed as a percentage of the alcohol content of a standard mixture at a specific temperature.\n   */\n  PFL: 'proof litre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one gallon of proof spirits, or the alcohol equivalent thereof. Used for measuring the strength of distilled alcoholic\n   * liquors, expressed as a percentage of the alcohol content of a standard mixture at a specific temperature.\n   */\n  PGL: 'proof gallon',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of characters that fit in a horizontal inch.\n   */\n  PI: 'pitch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of proportion defining the sugar content of a product, especially in relation to beer.\n   */\n  PLA: 'degree Plato',\n\n  PO: 'pound per inch of length',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of quantity defining the degree of thickness of a bound publication, expressed as the number of pages per inch of thickness.\n   */\n  PQ: 'page per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pairs (pair: item described by two's).\n   */\n  PR: 'pair',\n\n  PS: 'pound-force per square inch',\n\n  PTD: 'dry pint (US)',\n\n  PTI: 'pint (UK)',\n\n  PTL: 'liquid pint (US)',\n  /**\n   * @description A quantity of allowance of food allotted to, or enough for, one person.\n   */\n  PTN: 'portion',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the magnetic dipole moment of the molecule as derived SI unit joule divided by the derived SI unit tesla.\n   */\n  Q10: 'joule per tesla',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the market value according to the feature of a single feature as a statistical measurement of the existing utilization.\n   */\n  Q11: 'erlang',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym for byte: 1 octet = 8 bit = 1 byte.\n   */\n  Q12: 'octet',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit octet divided by the SI base unit second.\n   */\n  Q13: 'octet per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of two mutually exclusive events, expressed as a logarithm to\n   * base 2.\n   */\n  Q14: 'shannon',\n  /**\n   * @description Logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of ten mutually exclusive events, expressed as a logarithm to\n   * base 10.\n   */\n  Q15: 'hartley',\n  /**\n   * @description Logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of ,718 281 828 459 mutually exclusive events, expressed as a\n   * logarithm to base Euler value e.\n   */\n  Q16: 'natural unit of information',\n  /**\n   * @description Time related logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of two mutually exclusive events, expressed as a\n   * logarithm to base 2.\n   */\n  Q17: 'shannon per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Time related logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of ten mutually exclusive events, expressed as a\n   * logarithm to base 10.\n   */\n  Q18: 'hartley per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Time related logarithmic unit for information equal to the content of decision of a sentence of 2,718 281 828 459 mutually exclusive events,\n   * expressed as a logarithm to base of the Euler value e.\n   */\n  Q19: 'natural unit of information per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the Einstein transition probability for spontaneous or inducing emissions and absorption according to ISO 80000-7:2008, expressed as SI\n   * base unit second divided by the SI base unit kilogram.\n   */\n  Q20: 'second per kilogramm',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the first radiation constants c1 = 2·p·h·c0², the value of which is 3,741 771 18·10?¹6-fold that of the comparative value of the product\n   * of the derived SI unit watt multiplied with the power of the SI base unit metre with the exponent 2.\n   */\n  Q21: 'watt square metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit of the density of states as an expression of angular frequency as complement of the product of hertz and radiant and the power of SI base\n   * unit metre by exponent 3 .\n   */\n  Q22: 'second per radian cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Complement of the derived SI unit weber as unit of the Josephson constant, which value is equal to the 384 597,891-fold of the reference value\n   * gigahertz divided by volt.\n   */\n  Q23: 'weber to the power minus one',\n  /**\n   * @description Complement of the unit inch according to the Anglo-American and Imperial system of units.\n   */\n  Q24: 'reciprocal inch',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit used at the statement of relative refractive indexes of optical systems as complement of the focal length with correspondence to: 1 dpt =\n   * 1/m.\n   */\n  Q25: 'dioptre',\n  /**\n   * @description Value of the quotient from two physical units of the same kind as a numerator and denominator whereas the units are shortened mutually.\n   */\n  Q26: 'one per one',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for length-related rotational moment as product of the derived SI unit newton and the SI base unit metre divided by the SI base unit metre.\n   */\n  Q27: 'newton metre per metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Unit for the ability of a material to allow the transition of steam.\n   */\n  Q28: 'kilogram per square metre pascal second',\n  /**\n   * @description Microgram per hectogram.\n   */\n  Q29: 'microgram per hectogram',\n  /**\n   * @description The activity of the (solvated) hydrogen ion (a logarithmic measure used to state the acidity or alkalinity of a chemical solution).\n   */\n  Q30: 'pH (potential of Hydrogen)',\n\n  Q31: 'kilojoule per gram',\n\n  Q32: 'femtolitre',\n\n  Q33: 'picolitre',\n\n  Q34: 'nanolitre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of power defining the total amount of bulk energy transferred or consumer per minute.\n   */\n  Q35: 'megawatts per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of the amount of surface area per unit volume of an object or collection of objects.\n   */\n  Q36: 'square metre per cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard cubic metre (temperature 15°C and pressure 101325 millibars ) per day.\n   */\n  Q37: 'Standard cubic metre per day',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard cubic metre (temperature 15°C and pressure 101325 millibars ) per hour.\n   */\n  Q38: 'Standard cubic metre per hour',\n  /**\n   * @description Normalized cubic metre (temperature 0°C and pressure 101325 millibars ) per day.\n   */\n  Q39: 'Normalized cubic metre per day',\n  /**\n   * @description Normalized cubic metre (temperature 0°C and pressure 101325 millibars ) per hour.\n   */\n  Q40: 'Normalized cubic metre per hour',\n\n  Q41: 'Joule per normalised cubic metre',\n\n  Q42: 'Joule per standard cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of meals (meal: an amount of food to be eaten on a single occasion).\n   */\n  Q3: 'meal',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of facsimile pages.\n   */\n  QA: 'page - facsimile',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of quarters (3 months).\n   */\n  QAN: 'quarter (of a year)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of hardcopy pages (hardcopy page: a page rendered as printed or written output on paper, film, or other\n   * permanent medium).\n   */\n  QB: 'page - hardcopy',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count for paper, expressed as the number of quires (quire: a number of paper sheets, typically 25).\n   */\n  QR: 'quire',\n\n  QTD: 'dry quart (US)',\n\n  QTI: 'quart (UK)',\n\n  QTL: 'liquid quart (US)',\n  /**\n   * @description A traditional unit of weight equal to 1/4 hundredweight. In the United Kingdom, one quarter equals 28 pounds.\n   */\n  QTR: 'quarter (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of picas. (pica: typographical length equal to 12 points or 4.22 mm (approx.)).\n   */\n  R1: 'pica',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one thousand cubic metres.\n   */\n  R9: 'thousand cubic metre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of hours of operation.\n   */\n  RH: 'running or operating hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count for paper, expressed as the number of reams (ream: a large quantity of paper sheets, typically 500).\n   */\n  RM: 'ream',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of rooms.\n   */\n  ROM: 'room',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass for paper, expressed as pounds per ream. (ream: a large quantity of paper, typically 500 sheets).\n   */\n  RP: 'pound per ream',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO/TC12 SI Guide.\n   */\n  RPM: 'revolutions per minute',\n  /**\n   * @description Refer ISO/TC12 SI Guide.\n   */\n  RPS: 'revolutions per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information typically used for billing purposes, expressed as the number of revenue tons (revenue ton: either a metric ton or a cubic\n   * metres, whichever is the larger), moved over a distance of one mile.\n   */\n  RT: 'revenue ton mile',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: foot squared per second.\n   */\n  S3: 'square foot per second',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: metre squared per second (square metres/second US)\n   */\n  S4: 'square metre per second',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of half years (6 months).\n   */\n  SAN: 'half year (6 months)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of units in multiples of 20.\n   */\n  SCO: 'score',\n\n  SCR: 'scruple',\n\n  SEC: 'second [unit of time]',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of sets (set: a number of objects grouped together).\n   */\n  SET: 'set',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information equal to 64000 bytes.\n   */\n  SG: 'segment',\n\n  SIE: 'siemens',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard cubic metre (temperature 15°C and pressure 101325 millibars )\n   */\n  SM3: 'Standard cubic metre',\n\n  SMI: 'mile (statute mile)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of squares (square: rectangular shape).\n   */\n  SQ: 'square',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of squares of roofing materials, measured in multiples of 100 square feet.\n   */\n  SQR: 'square, roofing',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of strips (strip: long narrow piece of an object).\n   */\n  SR: 'strip',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of sticks (stick: slender and often cylindrical piece of a substance).\n   */\n  STC: 'stick',\n\n  STI: 'stone (UK)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of cigarettes in the smallest unit for stock-taking and/or duty computation.\n   */\n  STK: 'stick, cigarette',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume defining the number of litres of a product at a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, especially in relation to hydrocarbon oils.\n   */\n  STL: 'standard litre',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: net ton (2000 lb)\n   */\n  STN: 'ton (US) or short ton (UK/US)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of straws (straw: a slender tube used for sucking up liquids).\n   */\n  STW: 'straw',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of skeins (skein: a loosely-coiled bundle of yarn or thread).\n   */\n  SW: 'skein',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of shipments (shipment: an amount of goods shipped or transported).\n   */\n  SX: 'shipment',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of syringes (syringe: a small device for pumping, spraying and/or injecting liquids through a small\n   * aperture).\n   */\n  SYR: 'syringe',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of lines in service.\n   */\n  T0: 'telecommunication line in service',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pieces in multiples of 1000 (piece: a single item, article or exemplar).\n   */\n  T3: 'thousand piece',\n\n  TAH: 'kiloampere hour (thousand ampere hour)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of chemistry defining the amount of potassium hydroxide (KOH) in milligrams that is needed to neutralize the acids in one gram of oil. It\n   * is an important quality measurement of crude oil.\n   */\n  TAN: 'total acid number',\n\n  TI: 'thousand square inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of metric tons of a product, including its container.\n   */\n  TIC: 'metric ton, including container',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of metric tons of a product, including its inner packaging materials.\n   */\n  TIP: 'metric ton, including inner packaging',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of information typically used for billing purposes, expressed as the number of tonnes (metric tons) moved over a distance of one\n   * kilometre.\n   */\n  TKM: 'tonne kilometre',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams of imported meat, disregarding less valuable by-products such as the entrails.\n   */\n  TMS: 'kilogram of imported meat, less offal',\n  /**\n   * @description Synonym: metric ton.\n   */\n  TNE: 'tonne (metric ton)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of items in multiples of 10.\n   */\n  TP: 'ten pack',\n  /**\n   * @description The number of teeth per inch.\n   */\n  TPI: 'teeth per inch',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pairs in multiples of 10 (pair: item described by two's).\n   */\n  TPR: 'ten pair',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to one thousand cubic metres per day.\n   */\n  TQD: 'thousand cubic metre per day',\n\n  TRL: 'trillion (EUR)',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of sets in multiples of 10 (set: a number of objects grouped together).\n   */\n  TST: 'ten set',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of sticks in multiples of 10000 (stick: slender and often cylindrical piece of a substance).\n   */\n  TTS: 'ten thousand sticks',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of treatments (treatment: subjection to the action of a chemical, physical or biological agent).\n   */\n  U1: 'treatment',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of tablets (tablet: a small flat or compressed solid object).\n   */\n  U2: 'tablet',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the average number of lines in service.\n   */\n  UB: 'telecommunication line in service average',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of network access ports.\n   */\n  UC: 'telecommunication port',\n\n  VA: 'volt - ampere per kilogram',\n\n  VLT: 'volt',\n  /**\n   * @description A measure of concentration, typically expressed as the percentage volume of a solute in a solution.\n   */\n  VP: 'percent volume',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of kilograms of a product, including the water content of the product.\n   */\n  W2: 'wet kilo',\n\n  WA: 'watt per kilogram',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of pounds of a material, including the water content of the material.\n   */\n  WB: 'wet pound',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume used for measuring lumber. One board foot equals 1/12 of a cubic foot.\n   */\n  WCD: 'cord',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of mass defining the number of tons of a material, including the water content of the material.\n   */\n  WE: 'wet ton',\n\n  WEB: 'weber',\n\n  WEE: 'week',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume equal to 231 cubic inches.\n   */\n  WG: 'wine gallon',\n\n  WHR: 'watt hour',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of time defining the number of working months.\n   */\n  WM: 'working month',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of volume of finished lumber equal to 165 cubic feet. Synonym: standard cubic foot.\n   */\n  WSD: 'standard',\n\n  WTT: 'watt',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of distance used or formerly used by British surveyors.\n   */\n  X1: \"Gunter's chain\",\n\n  YDK: 'square yard',\n\n  YDQ: 'cubic yard',\n\n  YRD: 'yard',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of hanging containers.\n   */\n  Z11: 'hanging container',\n\n  Z9: 'nanomole',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of count defining the number of pages.\n   */\n  ZP: 'page',\n  /**\n   * @description A unit of measure as agreed in common between two or more parties.\n   */\n  ZZ: 'mutually defined',\n\n  X1A: 'Drum, steel',\n\n  X1B: 'Drum, aluminium',\n\n  X1D: 'Drum, plywood',\n  /**\n   * @description A packaging container of flexible construction.\n   */\n  X1F: 'Container, flexible',\n\n  X1G: 'Drum, fibre',\n\n  X1W: 'Drum, wooden',\n\n  X2C: 'Barrel, wooden',\n\n  X3A: 'Jerrican, steel',\n\n  X3H: 'Jerrican, plastic',\n  /**\n   * @description A cloth plastic or paper based bag having the dimensions of the pallet on which it is constructed.\n   */\n  X43: 'Bag, super bulk',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of plastic bag, typically used to wrap promotional pieces, publications, product samples, and/or catalogues.\n   */\n  X44: 'Bag, polybag',\n\n  X4A: 'Box, steel',\n\n  X4B: 'Box, aluminium',\n\n  X4C: 'Box, natural wood',\n\n  X4D: 'Box, plywood',\n\n  X4F: 'Box, reconstituted wood',\n\n  X4G: 'Box, fibreboard',\n\n  X4H: 'Box, plastic',\n\n  X5H: 'Bag, woven plastic',\n\n  X5L: 'Bag, textile',\n\n  X5M: 'Bag, paper',\n\n  X6H: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle',\n\n  X6P: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of portable container designed to store equipment for carriage in an automobile.\n   */\n  X7A: 'Case, car',\n  /**\n   * @description A case made of wood for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  X7B: 'Case, wooden',\n  /**\n   * @description A platform or open-ended box, made of wood, on which goods are retained for ease of mechanical handling during transport and storage.\n   */\n  X8A: 'Pallet, wooden',\n  /**\n   * @description A receptacle, made of wood, on which goods are retained for ease of mechanical handling during transport and storage.\n   */\n  X8B: 'Crate, wooden',\n  /**\n   * @description Loose or unpacked pieces of wood tied or wrapped together.\n   */\n  X8C: 'Bundle, wooden',\n\n  XAA: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of fibre used for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XAB: 'Receptacle, fibre',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of paper for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XAC: 'Receptacle, paper',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of wood for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XAD: 'Receptacle, wooden',\n\n  XAE: 'Aerosol',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard sized pallet of dimensions 80 centimeters by 60 centimeters (cms).\n   */\n  XAF: 'Pallet, modular, collars 80cms * 60cms',\n  /**\n   * @description Pallet load secured with transparent plastic film that has been wrapped around and then shrunk tightly.\n   */\n  XAG: 'Pallet, shrinkwrapped',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard sized pallet of dimensions 100centimeters by 110 centimeters (cms).\n   */\n  XAH: 'Pallet, 100cms * 110cms',\n\n  XAI: 'Clamshell',\n  /**\n   * @description Container used in the transport of linear material such as yarn.\n   */\n  XAJ: 'Cone',\n  /**\n   * @description A spherical containment vessel for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XAL: 'Ball',\n\n  XAM: 'Ampoule, non-protected',\n\n  XAP: 'Ampoule, protected',\n\n  XAT: 'Atomizer',\n\n  XAV: 'Capsule',\n  /**\n   * @description A band use to retain multiple articles together.\n   */\n  XB4: 'Belt',\n\n  XBA: 'Barrel',\n\n  XBB: 'Bobbin',\n\n  XBC: 'Bottlecrate / bottlerack',\n\n  XBD: 'Board',\n\n  XBE: 'Bundle',\n\n  XBF: 'Balloon, non-protected',\n  /**\n   * @description A receptacle made of flexible material with an open or closed top.\n   */\n  XBG: 'Bag',\n\n  XBH: 'Bunch',\n\n  XBI: 'Bin',\n\n  XBJ: 'Bucket',\n\n  XBK: 'Basket',\n\n  XBL: 'Bale, compressed',\n\n  XBM: 'Basin',\n\n  XBN: 'Bale, non-compressed',\n  /**\n   * @description A narrow-necked cylindrical shaped vessel without external protective packing material.\n   */\n  XBO: 'Bottle, non-protected, cylindrical',\n\n  XBP: 'Balloon, protected',\n  /**\n   * @description A narrow-necked cylindrical shaped vessel with external protective packing material.\n   */\n  XBQ: 'Bottle, protected cylindrical',\n\n  XBR: 'Bar',\n  /**\n   * @description A narrow-necked bulb shaped vessel without external protective packing material.\n   */\n  XBS: 'Bottle, non-protected, bulbous',\n\n  XBT: 'Bolt',\n\n  XBU: 'Butt',\n  /**\n   * @description A narrow-necked bulb shaped vessel with external protective packing material.\n   */\n  XBV: 'Bottle, protected bulbous',\n\n  XBW: 'Box, for liquids',\n\n  XBX: 'Box',\n\n  XBY: 'Board, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XBZ: 'Bars, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XCA: 'Can, rectangular',\n\n  XCB: 'Crate, beer',\n\n  XCC: 'Churn',\n\n  XCD: 'Can, with handle and spout',\n\n  XCE: 'Creel',\n\n  XCF: 'Coffer',\n\n  XCG: 'Cage',\n\n  XCH: 'Chest',\n\n  XCI: 'Canister',\n\n  XCJ: 'Coffin',\n\n  XCK: 'Cask',\n\n  XCL: 'Coil',\n  /**\n   * @description A flat package usually made of fibreboard from/to which product is often hung or attached.\n   */\n  XCM: 'Card',\n\n  XCN: 'Container, not otherwise specified as transport equipment',\n\n  XCO: 'Carboy, non-protected',\n\n  XCP: 'Carboy, protected',\n  /**\n   * @description Package containing a charge such as propelling explosive for firearms or ink toner for a printer.\n   */\n  XCQ: 'Cartridge',\n\n  XCR: 'Crate',\n\n  XCS: 'Case',\n\n  XCT: 'Carton',\n\n  XCU: 'Cup',\n\n  XCV: 'Cover',\n\n  XCW: 'Cage, roll',\n\n  XCX: 'Can, cylindrical',\n\n  XCY: 'Cylinder',\n\n  XCZ: 'Canvas',\n\n  XDA: 'Crate, multiple layer, plastic',\n\n  XDB: 'Crate, multiple layer, wooden',\n\n  XDC: 'Crate, multiple layer, cardboard',\n\n  XDG: 'Cage, Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP)',\n  /**\n   * @description A box mounted on a pallet base under the control of CHEP.\n   */\n  XDH: 'Box, Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP), Eurobox',\n\n  XDI: 'Drum, iron',\n\n  XDJ: 'Demijohn, non-protected',\n\n  XDK: 'Crate, bulk, cardboard',\n\n  XDL: 'Crate, bulk, plastic',\n\n  XDM: 'Crate, bulk, wooden',\n\n  XDN: 'Dispenser',\n\n  XDP: 'Demijohn, protected',\n\n  XDR: 'Drum',\n\n  XDS: 'Tray, one layer no cover, plastic',\n\n  XDT: 'Tray, one layer no cover, wooden',\n\n  XDU: 'Tray, one layer no cover, polystyrene',\n\n  XDV: 'Tray, one layer no cover, cardboard',\n\n  XDW: 'Tray, two layers no cover, plastic tray',\n\n  XDX: 'Tray, two layers no cover, wooden',\n\n  XDY: 'Tray, two layers no cover, cardboard',\n\n  XEC: 'Bag, plastic',\n\n  XED: 'Case, with pallet base',\n\n  XEE: 'Case, with pallet base, wooden',\n\n  XEF: 'Case, with pallet base, cardboard',\n\n  XEG: 'Case, with pallet base, plastic',\n\n  XEH: 'Case, with pallet base, metal',\n\n  XEI: 'Case, isothermic',\n\n  XEN: 'Envelope',\n  /**\n   * @description A flexible containment bag made of plastic, typically for the transportation bulk non-hazardous cargoes using standard size shipping containers.\n   */\n  XFB: 'Flexibag',\n\n  XFC: 'Crate, fruit',\n\n  XFD: 'Crate, framed',\n  /**\n   * @description A flexible containment tank made of plastic, typically for the transportation bulk non-hazardous cargoes using standard size shipping containers.\n   */\n  XFE: 'Flexitank',\n\n  XFI: 'Firkin',\n\n  XFL: 'Flask',\n\n  XFO: 'Footlocker',\n\n  XFP: 'Filmpack',\n\n  XFR: 'Frame',\n\n  XFT: 'Foodtainer',\n  /**\n   * @description Wheeled flat bedded device on which trays or other regular shaped items are packed for transportation purposes.\n   */\n  XFW: 'Cart, flatbed',\n\n  XFX: 'Bag, flexible container',\n  /**\n   * @description A narrow-necked metal cylinder for retention of liquefied or compressed gas.\n   */\n  XGB: 'Bottle, gas',\n\n  XGI: 'Girder',\n  /**\n   * @description A container with a capacity of one gallon.\n   */\n  XGL: 'Container, gallon',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of glass for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XGR: 'Receptacle, glass',\n  /**\n   * @description Tray containing flat items stacked on top of one another.\n   */\n  XGU: 'Tray, containing horizontally stacked flat items',\n  /**\n   * @description A sack made of gunny or burlap, used for transporting coarse commodities, such as grains, potatoes, and other agricultural products.\n   */\n  XGY: 'Bag, gunny',\n\n  XGZ: 'Girders, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XHA: 'Basket, with handle, plastic',\n\n  XHB: 'Basket, with handle, wooden',\n\n  XHC: 'Basket, with handle, cardboard',\n\n  XHG: 'Hogshead',\n  /**\n   * @description A purpose shaped device with a hook at the top for hanging items from a rail.\n   */\n  XHN: 'Hanger',\n\n  XHR: 'Hamper',\n\n  XIA: 'Package, display, wooden',\n\n  XIB: 'Package, display, cardboard',\n\n  XIC: 'Package, display, plastic',\n\n  XID: 'Package, display, metal',\n\n  XIE: 'Package, show',\n  /**\n   * @description A flexible tubular package or skin, possibly transparent, often used for containment of foodstuffs (e.g. salami sausage).\n   */\n  XIF: 'Package, flow',\n\n  XIG: 'Package, paper wrapped',\n\n  XIH: 'Drum, plastic',\n  /**\n   * @description Packaging material made out of cardboard that facilitates the separation of individual glass or plastic bottles.\n   */\n  XIK: 'Package, cardboard, with bottle grip-holes',\n  /**\n   * @description Lidded stackable rigid tray compliant with CEN TS 14482:2002.\n   */\n  XIL: 'Tray, rigid, lidded stackable (CEN TS 14482:2002)',\n\n  XIN: 'Ingot',\n\n  XIZ: 'Ingots, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n  /**\n   * @description A flexible containment bag, widely used for storage, transportation and handling of powder, flake or granular materials. Typically constructed\n   * from woven polypropylene (PP) fabric in the form of cubic bags.\n   */\n  XJB: 'Bag, jumbo',\n\n  XJC: 'Jerrican, rectangular',\n\n  XJG: 'Jug',\n\n  XJR: 'Jar',\n\n  XJT: 'Jutebag',\n\n  XJY: 'Jerrican, cylindrical',\n\n  XKG: 'Keg',\n  /**\n   * @description A set of articles or implements used for a specific purpose.\n   */\n  XKI: 'Kit',\n  /**\n   * @description A collection of bags, cases and/or containers which hold personal belongings for a journey.\n   */\n  XLE: 'Luggage',\n\n  XLG: 'Log',\n\n  XLT: 'Lot',\n  /**\n   * @description A wooden box for the transportation and storage of fruit or vegetables.\n   */\n  XLU: 'Lug',\n  /**\n   * @description A wooden or metal container used for packing household goods and personal effects.\n   */\n  XLV: 'Liftvan',\n\n  XLZ: 'Logs, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment box made of metal for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XMA: 'Crate, metal',\n\n  XMB: 'Bag, multiply',\n\n  XMC: 'Crate, milk',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of containment box made of metal for retaining substances or articles, not otherwise specified as transport equipment.\n   */\n  XME: 'Container, metal',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of metal for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XMR: 'Receptacle, metal',\n\n  XMS: 'Sack, multi-wall',\n\n  XMT: 'Mat',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel wrapped with plastic for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XMW: 'Receptacle, plastic wrapped',\n\n  XMX: 'Matchbox',\n\n  XNA: 'Not available',\n\n  XNE: 'Unpacked or unpackaged',\n\n  XNF: 'Unpacked or unpackaged, single unit',\n\n  XNG: 'Unpacked or unpackaged, multiple units',\n\n  XNS: 'Nest',\n\n  XNT: 'Net',\n\n  XNU: 'Net, tube, plastic',\n\n  XNV: 'Net, tube, textile',\n\n  XO1: 'Two sided cage on wheels with fixing strap',\n\n  XO2: 'Trolley',\n\n  XO3: 'Oneway pallet ISO 0 - 1/2 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XO4: 'Oneway pallet ISO 1 - 1/1 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XO5: 'Oneway pallet ISO 2 - 2/1 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XO6: 'Pallet with exceptional dimensions',\n\n  XO7: 'Wooden pallet 40 cm x 80 cm',\n\n  XO8: 'Plastic pallet SRS 60 cm x 80 cm',\n\n  XO9: 'Plastic pallet SRS 80 cm x 120 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP) standard pallet of dimensions 40 centimeters x 60 centimeters.\n   */\n  XOA: 'Pallet, CHEP 40 cm x 60 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP) standard pallet of dimensions 80 centimeters x 120 centimeters.\n   */\n  XOB: 'Pallet, CHEP 80 cm x 120 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP) standard pallet of dimensions 100 centimeters x 120 centimeters.\n   */\n  XOC: 'Pallet, CHEP 100 cm x 120 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description Australian standard pallet of dimensions 115.5 centimeters x 116.5 centimeters.\n   */\n  XOD: 'Pallet, AS 4068-1993',\n  /**\n   * @description ISO standard pallet of dimensions 110 centimeters x 110 centimeters, prevalent in Asia - Pacific region.\n   */\n  XOE: 'Pallet, ISO T11',\n  /**\n   * @description A pallet equivalent shipping platform of unknown dimensions or unknown weight.\n   */\n  XOF: 'Platform, unspecified weight or dimension',\n\n  XOG: 'Pallet ISO 0 - 1/2 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XOH: 'Pallet ISO 1 - 1/1 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XOI: 'Pallet ISO 2 – 2/1 EURO Pallet',\n  /**\n   * @description A solid piece of a hard substance, such as granite, having one or more flat sides.\n   */\n  XOK: 'Block',\n\n  XOJ: '1/4 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XOL: '1/8 EURO Pallet',\n\n  XOM: 'Synthetic pallet ISO 1',\n\n  XON: 'Synthetic pallet ISO 2',\n\n  XOP: 'Wholesaler pallet',\n\n  XOQ: 'Pallet 80 X 100 cm',\n\n  XOR: 'Pallet 60 X 100 cm',\n\n  XOS: 'Oneway pallet',\n\n  XOV: 'Returnable pallet',\n\n  XOW: 'Large bag, pallet sized',\n  /**\n   * @description A standard cardboard container of large dimensions for storing for example vegetables, granules of plastics or other dry products.\n   */\n  XOT: 'Octabin',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of containment box that serves as the outer shipping container, not otherwise specified as transport equipment.\n   */\n  XOU: 'Container, outer',\n\n  XOX: 'A wheeled pallet with raised rim (81 x 67 x 135)',\n\n  XOY: 'A Wheeled pallet with raised rim (81 x 72 x 135)',\n\n  XOZ: 'Wheeled pallet with raised rim ( 81 x 60 x 16)',\n\n  XP1: 'CHEP pallet 60 cm x 80 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description A shallow, wide, open container, usually of metal.\n   */\n  XP2: 'Pan',\n\n  XP3: 'LPR pallet 60 cm x 80 cm',\n\n  XP4: 'LPR pallet 80 cm x 120 cm',\n  /**\n   * @description Small package.\n   */\n  XPA: 'Packet',\n\n  XPB: 'Pallet, box Combined open-ended box and pallet',\n\n  XPC: 'Parcel',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard sized pallet of dimensions 80 centimeters by 100 centimeters (cms).\n   */\n  XPD: 'Pallet, modular, collars 80cms * 100cms',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard sized pallet of dimensions 80 centimeters by 120 centimeters (cms).\n   */\n  XPE: 'Pallet, modular, collars 80cms * 120cms',\n  /**\n   * @description A small open top enclosure for retaining animals.\n   */\n  XPF: 'Pen',\n\n  XPG: 'Plate',\n\n  XPH: 'Pitcher',\n\n  XPI: 'Pipe',\n\n  XPJ: 'Punnet',\n  /**\n   * @description Standard packaging unit.\n   */\n  XPK: 'Package',\n\n  XPL: 'Pail',\n\n  XPN: 'Plank',\n\n  XPO: 'Pouch',\n  /**\n   * @description A loose or unpacked article.\n   */\n  XPP: 'Piece',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment vessel made of plastic for retaining substances or articles.\n   */\n  XPR: 'Receptacle, plastic',\n\n  XPT: 'Pot',\n\n  XPU: 'Tray',\n\n  XPV: 'Pipes, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n  /**\n   * @description Platform or open-ended box, usually made of wood, on which goods are retained for ease of mechanical handling during transport and storage.\n   */\n  XPX: 'Pallet',\n\n  XPY: 'Plates, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XPZ: 'Planks, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XQA: 'Drum, steel, non-removable head',\n\n  XQB: 'Drum, steel, removable head',\n\n  XQC: 'Drum, aluminium, non-removable head',\n\n  XQD: 'Drum, aluminium, removable head',\n\n  XQF: 'Drum, plastic, non-removable head',\n\n  XQG: 'Drum, plastic, removable head',\n\n  XQH: 'Barrel, wooden, bung type',\n\n  XQJ: 'Barrel, wooden, removable head',\n\n  XQK: 'Jerrican, steel, non-removable head',\n\n  XQL: 'Jerrican, steel, removable head',\n\n  XQM: 'Jerrican, plastic, non-removable head',\n\n  XQN: 'Jerrican, plastic, removable head',\n\n  XQP: 'Box, wooden, natural wood, ordinary',\n\n  XQQ: 'Box, wooden, natural wood, with sift proof walls',\n\n  XQR: 'Box, plastic, expanded',\n\n  XQS: 'Box, plastic, solid',\n\n  XRD: 'Rod',\n\n  XRG: 'Ring',\n\n  XRJ: 'Rack, clothing hanger',\n\n  XRK: 'Rack',\n  /**\n   * @description Cylindrical rotatory device with a rim at each end on which materials are wound.\n   */\n  XRL: 'Reel',\n\n  XRO: 'Roll',\n  /**\n   * @description Containment material made of red mesh netting for retaining articles (e.g. trees).\n   */\n  XRT: 'Rednet',\n\n  XRZ: 'Rods, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XSA: 'Sack',\n\n  XSB: 'Slab',\n\n  XSC: 'Crate, shallow',\n\n  XSD: 'Spindle',\n\n  XSE: 'Sea-chest',\n\n  XSH: 'Sachet',\n  /**\n   * @description A low movable platform or pallet to facilitate the handling and transport of goods.\n   */\n  XSI: 'Skid',\n\n  XSK: 'Case, skeleton',\n  /**\n   * @description Hard plastic sheeting primarily used as the base on which to stack goods to optimise the space within a container. May be used as an alternative\n   * to a palletized packaging.\n   */\n  XSL: 'Slipsheet',\n\n  XSM: 'Sheetmetal',\n  /**\n   * @description A packaging container used in the transport of such items as wire, cable, tape and yarn.\n   */\n  XSO: 'Spool',\n\n  XSP: 'Sheet, plastic wrapping',\n\n  XSS: 'Case, steel',\n\n  XST: 'Sheet',\n\n  XSU: 'Suitcase',\n\n  XSV: 'Envelope, steel',\n  /**\n   * @description Goods retained in a transparent plastic film that has been wrapped around and then shrunk tightly on to the goods.\n   */\n  XSW: 'Shrinkwrapped',\n\n  XSX: 'Set',\n\n  XSY: 'Sleeve',\n\n  XSZ: 'Sheets, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n  /**\n   * @description A loose or unpacked article in the form of a bar, block or piece.\n   */\n  XT1: 'Tablet',\n\n  XTB: 'Tub',\n\n  XTC: 'Tea-chest',\n\n  XTD: 'Tube, collapsible',\n  /**\n   * @description A ring made of rubber and/or metal surrounding a wheel.\n   */\n  XTE: 'Tyre',\n  /**\n   * @description A specially constructed container for transporting liquids and gases in bulk.\n   */\n  XTG: 'Tank container, generic',\n\n  XTI: 'Tierce',\n\n  XTK: 'Tank, rectangular',\n\n  XTL: 'Tub, with lid',\n\n  XTN: 'Tin',\n\n  XTO: 'Tun',\n\n  XTR: 'Trunk',\n\n  XTS: 'Truss',\n  /**\n   * @description A capacious bag or basket.\n   */\n  XTT: 'Bag, tote',\n\n  XTU: 'Tube',\n  /**\n   * @description A tube made of plastic, metal or cardboard fitted with a nozzle, containing a liquid or semi-liquid product, e.g. silicon.\n   */\n  XTV: 'Tube, with nozzle',\n  /**\n   * @description A lightweight pallet made from heavy duty corrugated board.\n   */\n  XTW: 'Pallet, triwall',\n\n  XTY: 'Tank, cylindrical',\n\n  XTZ: 'Tubes, in bundle/bunch/truss',\n\n  XUC: 'Uncaged',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of package composed of a single item or object, not otherwise specified as a unit of transport equipment.\n   */\n  XUN: 'Unit',\n\n  XVA: 'Vat',\n\n  XVG: 'Bulk, gas (at 1031 mbar and 15°C)',\n\n  XVI: 'Vial',\n  /**\n   * @description A type of wooden crate.\n   */\n  XVK: 'Vanpack',\n\n  XVL: 'Bulk, liquid',\n\n  XVO: 'Bulk, solid, large particles (“nodules”)',\n\n  XVP: 'Vacuum-packed',\n\n  XVQ: 'Bulk, liquefied gas (at abnormal temperature/pressure)',\n  /**\n   * @description A self-propelled means of conveyance.\n   */\n  XVN: 'Vehicle',\n\n  XVR: 'Bulk, solid, granular particles (“grains”)',\n  /**\n   * @description Loose or unpacked scrap metal transported in bulk form.\n   */\n  XVS: 'Bulk, scrap metal',\n\n  XVY: 'Bulk, solid, fine particles (“powders”)',\n  /**\n   * @description A reusable container made of metal, plastic, textile, wood or composite materials used to facilitate transportation of bulk solids and liquids in\n   * manageable volumes.\n   */\n  XWA: 'Intermediate bulk container',\n\n  XWB: 'Wickerbottle',\n\n  XWC: 'Intermediate bulk container, steel',\n\n  XWD: 'Intermediate bulk container, aluminium',\n\n  XWF: 'Intermediate bulk container, metal',\n\n  XWG: 'Intermediate bulk container, steel, pressurised > 10 kpa',\n\n  XWH: 'Intermediate bulk container, aluminium, pressurised > 10 kpa',\n\n  XWJ: 'Intermediate bulk container, metal, pressure 10 kpa',\n\n  XWK: 'Intermediate bulk container, steel, liquid',\n\n  XWL: 'Intermediate bulk container, aluminium, liquid',\n\n  XWM: 'Intermediate bulk container, metal, liquid',\n\n  XWN: 'Intermediate bulk container, woven plastic, without coat/liner',\n\n  XWP: 'Intermediate bulk container, woven plastic, coated',\n\n  XWQ: 'Intermediate bulk container, woven plastic, with liner',\n\n  XWR: 'Intermediate bulk container, woven plastic, coated and liner',\n\n  XWS: 'Intermediate bulk container, plastic film',\n\n  XWT: 'Intermediate bulk container, textile with out coat/liner',\n\n  XWU: 'Intermediate bulk container, natural wood, with inner liner',\n\n  XWV: 'Intermediate bulk container, textile, coated',\n\n  XWW: 'Intermediate bulk container, textile, with liner',\n\n  XWX: 'Intermediate bulk container, textile, coated and liner',\n\n  XWY: 'Intermediate bulk container, plywood, with inner liner',\n\n  XWZ: 'Intermediate bulk container, reconstituted wood, with inner liner',\n\n  XXA: 'Bag, woven plastic, without inner coat/liner',\n\n  XXB: 'Bag, woven plastic, sift proof',\n\n  XXC: 'Bag, woven plastic, water resistant',\n\n  XXD: 'Bag, plastics film',\n\n  XXF: 'Bag, textile, without inner coat/liner',\n\n  XXG: 'Bag, textile, sift proof',\n\n  XXH: 'Bag, textile, water resistant',\n\n  XXJ: 'Bag, paper, multi-wall',\n\n  XXK: 'Bag, paper, multi-wall, water resistant',\n\n  XYA: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in steel drum',\n\n  XYB: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in steel crate box',\n\n  XYC: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in aluminium drum',\n\n  XYD: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in aluminium crate',\n\n  XYF: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in wooden box',\n\n  XYG: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in plywood drum',\n\n  XYH: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in plywood box',\n\n  XYJ: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in fibre drum',\n\n  XYK: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in fibreboard box',\n\n  XYL: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in plastic drum',\n\n  XYM: 'Composite packaging, plastic receptacle in solid plastic box',\n\n  XYN: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in steel drum',\n\n  XYP: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in steel crate box',\n\n  XYQ: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in aluminium drum',\n\n  XYR: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in aluminium crate',\n\n  XYS: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in wooden box',\n\n  XYT: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in plywood drum',\n\n  XYV: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in wickerwork hamper',\n\n  XYW: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in fibre drum',\n\n  XYX: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in fibreboard box',\n\n  XYY: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in expandable plastic pack',\n\n  XYZ: 'Composite packaging, glass receptacle in solid plastic pack',\n\n  XZA: 'Intermediate bulk container, paper, multi-wall',\n\n  XZB: 'Bag, large',\n\n  XZC: 'Intermediate bulk container, paper, multi-wall, water resistant',\n\n  XZD: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, with structural equipment, solids',\n\n  XZF: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, freestanding, solids',\n\n  XZG: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, with structural equipment, pressurised',\n\n  XZH: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, freestanding, pressurised',\n\n  XZJ: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, with structural equipment, liquids',\n\n  XZK: 'Intermediate bulk container, rigid plastic, freestanding, liquids',\n\n  XZL: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, rigid plastic, solids',\n\n  XZM: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, flexible plastic, solids',\n\n  XZN: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, rigid plastic, pressurised',\n\n  XZP: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, flexible plastic, pressurised',\n\n  XZQ: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, rigid plastic, liquids',\n\n  XZR: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite, flexible plastic, liquids',\n\n  XZS: 'Intermediate bulk container, composite',\n\n  XZT: 'Intermediate bulk container, fibreboard',\n\n  XZU: 'Intermediate bulk container, flexible',\n\n  XZV: 'Intermediate bulk container, metal, other than steel',\n\n  XZW: 'Intermediate bulk container, natural wood',\n\n  XZX: 'Intermediate bulk container, plywood',\n\n  XZY: 'Intermediate bulk container, reconstituted wood',\n\n  XZZ: 'Mutually defined',\n};\n\n/**\n * @description Keys of {@link quantityUnitCodes}.\n */\nexport type QuantityUnitCodesKeys =\n  | '10'\n  | '11'\n  | '13'\n  | '14'\n  | '15'\n  | '20'\n  | '21'\n  | '22'\n  | '23'\n  | '24'\n  | '25'\n  | '27'\n  | '28'\n  | '33'\n  | '34'\n  | '35'\n  | '37'\n  | '38'\n  | '40'\n  | '41'\n  | '56'\n  | '57'\n  | '58'\n  | '59'\n  | '60'\n  | '61'\n  | '74'\n  | '77'\n  | '80'\n  | '81'\n  | '85'\n  | '87'\n  | '89'\n  | '91'\n  | '1I'\n  | '2A'\n  | '2B'\n  | '2C'\n  | '2G'\n  | '2H'\n  | '2I'\n  | '2J'\n  | '2K'\n  | '2L'\n  | '2M'\n  | '2N'\n  | '2P'\n  | '2Q'\n  | '2R'\n  | '2U'\n  | '2X'\n  | '2Y'\n  | '2Z'\n  | '3B'\n  | '3C'\n  | '4C'\n  | '4G'\n  | '4H'\n  | '4K'\n  | '4L'\n  | '4M'\n  | '4N'\n  | '4O'\n  | '4P'\n  | '4Q'\n  | '4R'\n  | '4T'\n  | '4U'\n  | '4W'\n  | '4X'\n  | '5A'\n  | '5B'\n  | '5E'\n  | '5J'\n  | 'A10'\n  | 'A11'\n  | 'A12'\n  | 'A13'\n  | 'A14'\n  | 'A15'\n  | 'A16'\n  | 'A17'\n  | 'A18'\n  | 'A19'\n  | 'A2'\n  | 'A20'\n  | 'A21'\n  | 'A22'\n  | 'A23'\n  | 'A24'\n  | 'A26'\n  | 'A27'\n  | 'A28'\n  | 'A29'\n  | 'A3'\n  | 'A30'\n  | 'A31'\n  | 'A32'\n  | 'A33'\n  | 'A34'\n  | 'A35'\n  | 'A36'\n  | 'A37'\n  | 'A38'\n  | 'A39'\n  | 'A4'\n  | 'A40'\n  | 'A41'\n  | 'A42'\n  | 'A43'\n  | 'A44'\n  | 'A45'\n  | 'A47'\n  | 'A48'\n  | 'A49'\n  | 'A5'\n  | 'A53'\n  | 'A54'\n  | 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