No, Kilograms is the heaviest and milligrams are the smallest. KG, HG, DAG, G, DG, CG, MG
40 kg
No quarts are not the smallest, the smallest of the are cups
Kilograms, gram's would be to large of a number and you should always try to have the smallest number possible, that way when you hare your numbers with other people this makes it easier for people to remember the numbers, because they don't have this extremely large number for them to remember. Now depending on who your sharing your information with, I suggest that if your sharing with people that are not scientist or people that send their information outside of the country, use your native conversion's. (For example: In the U.S.A use pounds not kilograms that's not what we use.)
1 is the smallest positive integer. But if you include negative integers, there is no smallest.
No, Kilograms is the heaviest and milligrams are the smallest. KG, HG, DAG, G, DG, CG, MG
40 kg
The heaviest type of dog is the St Bernard. The biggest is the mastiff. The smallest is the chihuahua. the tallest is the Irish Wolfhound.
Order from smallest to largest: 50 grams, 1000 grams, 0.5 kilograms, 5 kilograms.
The heaviest is the Blue Whale and the lightest is the Pigmy Shrew
There are dozens of different species of parrot. One of the smallest is the budgerigar, which can weigh as little as 30 grams. The heaviest species is the flightless Kakapo of New Zealand, which can get as large as 3.5 kilograms. That's 100 times bigger than a budgerigar!
The heaviest smallest object is a neutron star. Neutron stars are incredibly dense remnants of massive stars that have collapsed under their own gravity, packing the mass of about 1.4 times that of the Sun into a sphere with a diameter of only about 12 miles.
The heaviest box was filled with books and was difficult to lift.
I would personally say kilograms
The smallest atomic number and atomic weight for a lanthanide is lanthanum itself, element 57. The smallest atomic size is lutecium element 71; the lanthanides steadily decrease in atomic radius through the series, and the smallest is the last of them.
From largest to smallest: kilogram, then gram, then milligram.
There is none because one animal can't be the biggest animal and the smallest animal at the same time!