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| barn | 1 b | 2 b | 3 b | 4 b | 5 b | 6 b | 7 b | 8 b | 9 b | 10 b | 11 b | 12 b | 13 b | 14 b | 15 b | 16 b | 17 b | 18 b | 19 b | 20 b | 21 b | 22 b | 23 b | 24 b | 25 b | 26 b | 27 b | 28 b | 29 b | 30 b | 31 b | 32 b | 33 b | 34 b | 35 b | 36 b | 37 b | 38 b | 39 b | 40 b | 41 b | 42 b | 43 b | 44 b | 45 b | 46 b | 47 b | 48 b | 49 b | 50 b | 51 b | 52 b | 53 b | 54 b | 55 b | 56 b | 57 b | 58 b | 59 b | 60 b | 61 b | 62 b | 63 b | 64 b | 65 b | 66 b | 67 b | 68 b | 69 b | 70 b | 71 b | 72 b | 73 b | 74 b | 75 b | 76 b | 77 b | 78 b | 79 b | 80 b | 81 b | 82 b | 83 b | 84 b | 85 b | 86 b | 87 b | 88 b | 89 b | 90 b | 91 b | 92 b | 93 b | 94 b | 95 b | 96 b | 97 b | 98 b | 99 b | 100 b |
A barn (symbol: b) is a unit of area equal to 10−28 m2 (100 fm2). Originally used in nuclear physics for expressing the cross sectional area of nuclei and nuclear reactions, today it is also used in all fields of high-energy physics to express the cross sections of any scattering process, and is best understood as a measure of the probability of interaction between small particles.
| 1 barns ≡ 1 barns | 6 barns ≡ 6 barns |
| 2 barns ≡ 2 barns | 7 barns ≡ 7 barns |
| 3 barns ≡ 3 barns | 8 barns ≡ 8 barns |
| 4 barns ≡ 4 barns | 9 barns ≡ 9 barns |
| 5 barns ≡ 5 barns | 10 barns ≡ 10 barns |
A barn (symbol: b) is a unit of area equal to 10−28 m2 (100 fm2). Originally used in nuclear physics for expressing the cross sectional area of nuclei and nuclear reactions, today it is also used in all fields of high-energy physics to express the cross sections of any scattering process, and is best understood as a measure of the probability of interaction between small particles.
| 1 barns ≡ 1 barns | 6 barns ≡ 6 barns |
| 2 barns ≡ 2 barns | 7 barns ≡ 7 barns |
| 3 barns ≡ 3 barns | 8 barns ≡ 8 barns |
| 4 barns ≡ 4 barns | 9 barns ≡ 9 barns |
| 5 barns ≡ 5 barns | 10 barns ≡ 10 barns |
| 1 barns ≡ 1 barns |
| 1 barns ≡ 1 barns |