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How to limit a magical physics power?

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I have a character that gains a "force" power that allows him to use his mind to manipulate physics such as levitate weights, warm a space, cool a space, stop objects and transmits things by pulling individual particles away.

The character is going to have his "force" slowly increase in power. I have been trying to find one physical unit that a highschoolers could measure that would allow all of the above feats along with others.

My question is what limit can I put on this character for his "force" output that could be transformed into any of the above feats? I'm looking for the SI unit that would best fit these feats.

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