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decimeter1 dm2 dm3 dm4 dm5 dm6 dm7 dm8 dm9 dm10 dm11 dm12 dm13 dm14 dm15 dm16 dm17 dm18 dm19 dm20 dm21 dm22 dm23 dm24 dm25 dm26 dm27 dm28 dm29 dm30 dm31 dm32 dm33 dm34 dm35 dm36 dm37 dm38 dm39 dm40 dm41 dm42 dm43 dm44 dm45 dm46 dm47 dm48 dm49 dm50 dm51 dm52 dm53 dm54 dm55 dm56 dm57 dm58 dm59 dm60 dm61 dm62 dm63 dm64 dm65 dm66 dm67 dm68 dm69 dm70 dm71 dm72 dm73 dm74 dm75 dm76 dm77 dm78 dm79 dm80 dm81 dm82 dm83 dm84 dm85 dm86 dm87 dm88 dm89 dm90 dm91 dm92 dm93 dm94 dm95 dm96 dm97 dm98 dm99 dm100 dm
fermtometer1.0 × 1014 fm2.0 × 1014 fm3.0 × 1014 fm4.0 × 1014 fm5.0 × 1014 fm6.0 × 1014 fm7.0 × 1014 fm8.0 × 1014 fm9.0 × 1014 fm1.0 × 1015 fm1.1 × 1015 fm1.2 × 1015 fm1.3 × 1015 fm1.4 × 1015 fm1.5 × 1015 fm1.6 × 1015 fm1.7 × 1015 fm1.8 × 1015 fm1.9 × 1015 fm2.0 × 1015 fm2.1 × 1015 fm2.2 × 1015 fm2.3 × 1015 fm2.4 × 1015 fm2.5 × 1015 fm2.6 × 1015 fm2.7 × 1015 fm2.8 × 1015 fm2.9 × 1015 fm3.0 × 1015 fm3.1 × 1015 fm3.2 × 1015 fm3.3 × 1015 fm3.4 × 1015 fm3.5 × 1015 fm3.6 × 1015 fm3.7 × 1015 fm3.8 × 1015 fm3.9 × 1015 fm4.0 × 1015 fm4.1 × 1015 fm4.2 × 1015 fm4.3 × 1015 fm4.4 × 1015 fm4.5 × 1015 fm4.6 × 1015 fm4.7 × 1015 fm4.8 × 1015 fm4.9 × 1015 fm5.0 × 1015 fm5.1 × 1015 fm5.2 × 1015 fm5.3 × 1015 fm5.4 × 1015 fm5.5 × 1015 fm5.6 × 1015 fm5.7 × 1015 fm5.8 × 1015 fm5.9 × 1015 fm6.0 × 1015 fm6.1 × 1015 fm6.2 × 1015 fm6.3 × 1015 fm6.4 × 1015 fm6.5 × 1015 fm6.6 × 1015 fm6.7 × 1015 fm6.8 × 1015 fm6.9 × 1015 fm7.0 × 1015 fm7.1 × 1015 fm7.2 × 1015 fm7.3 × 1015 fm7.4 × 1015 fm7.5 × 1015 fm7.6 × 1015 fm7.7 × 1015 fm7.8 × 1015 fm7.9 × 1015 fm8.0 × 1015 fm8.1 × 1015 fm8.2 × 1015 fm8.3 × 1015 fm8.4 × 1015 fm8.5 × 1015 fm8.6 × 1015 fm8.7 × 1015 fm8.8 × 1015 fm8.9 × 1015 fm9.0 × 1015 fm9.1 × 1015 fm9.2 × 1015 fm9.3 × 1015 fm9.4 × 1015 fm9.5 × 1015 fm9.6 × 1015 fm9.7 × 1015 fm9.8 × 1015 fm9.9 × 1015 fm1.0 × 1016 fm

Decimeters [ dm ]

Decimeter or decimetre is equal to 10-1 meter (unit of length), comes from a combination of the metric prefix deci (d) and the SI unit of length meter (m). Plural name is decimeters.

conversion table

1 decimeters ≡
1.0E+14 fermtometers
4 decimeters
≡ 4.0E+14 fermtometers
1.5 decimeters ≡
1.5E+14 fermtometers
4.5 decimeters
≡ 4.5E+14 fermtometers
2 decimeters ≡
2.0E+14 fermtometers
5 decimeters
≡ 5.0E+14 fermtometers
2.5 decimeters ≡
2.5E+14 fermtometers
5.5 decimeters
≡ 5.5E+14 fermtometers
3 decimeters ≡
3.0E+14 fermtometers
6 decimeters
≡ 6.0E+14 fermtometers

Fermtometers [ fm ]

The femtometre (American spelling femtometer, symbol fm derived from the Danish and Norwegian word femten, "fifteen"+Ancient Greek: μέτρον, metrοn, "unit of measurement") is an SI unit of length equal to 10−15 metres, which means a quadrillionth of one. This distance can also be called a fermi and was so named in honour of physicist Enrico Fermi, as it is a typical length-scale of nuclear physics.

conversion table

1 fermtometers ≡
1.0E-14 decimeters
4 fermtometers ≡
4.0E-14 decimeters
1.5 fermtometers ≡
1.5E-14 decimeters
4.5 fermtometers ≡
4.5E-14 decimeters
2 fermtometers ≡
2.0E-14 decimeters
5 fermtometers ≡
5.0E-14 decimeters
2.5 fermtometers ≡
2.5E-14 decimeters
5.5 fermtometers ≡
5.5E-14 decimeters
3 fermtometers ≡
3.0E-14 decimeters
6 fermtometers ≡
6.0E-14 decimeters