A thousandth of a micrometre is a nanometre.
A thousandth of that is a picometre.
A thousandth of that is a femtometre.
A thousandth of that is a attometre.
A thousandth of that is a zeptometre.
A thousandth of that is a yoctometre.
There is also 1/10 nanometre, which is known as the Angstrom unit.
An alternative answer to the question is, half a micrometre, a thrid of a micrometre, a quarter of a micrometre etc.
Yes, they are.
No.This is because micrometer is smaller than the millimeter but the millimeter is much smaller than the kilometers so the correct answer is NO.
Of course there are. How else would you measure things smaller than a millimeter? There are Micrometers, nanometers, angstroms and picometers
A staph bacteria is about 1,000 times smaller than a millimeter, so it is measured in micrometers. The actual size is 0.6 micrometers.
nanometer is smaller as it is 0.000000001 whereas micrometer is 0.000001
Yes, they are.
micrometres are 1000 times smaller than millimetres
micrometers, nanometers, picometers, femtometers, etc.
1 micrometer has 1,000 nanometers in it. So: -- 1 nanometer is smaller than 1 micrometer. -- The number of micrometers in any length is smaller than the number of nanometers in the same length.
No.This is because micrometer is smaller than the millimeter but the millimeter is much smaller than the kilometers so the correct answer is NO.
Of course there are. How else would you measure things smaller than a millimeter? There are Micrometers, nanometers, angstroms and picometers
A staph bacteria is about 1,000 times smaller than a millimeter, so it is measured in micrometers. The actual size is 0.6 micrometers.
Lysosomes are smaller. The mitochondria vary from 0.5-10 micrometers in diameter. The size of lysosomes vary from 0.1-1.2 micrometers.
The size of a typical bacterial cell is 0.5-5.0 micrometers, a average human cell is 10 micrometers.
nanometer is smaller as it is 0.000000001 whereas micrometer is 0.000001
objects smaller than 0.2 micrometers, or about one-fiftieth the diameter of a typical cell.
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