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fermi1 fm2 fm3 fm4 fm5 fm6 fm7 fm8 fm9 fm10 fm11 fm12 fm13 fm14 fm15 fm16 fm17 fm18 fm19 fm20 fm21 fm22 fm23 fm24 fm25 fm26 fm27 fm28 fm29 fm30 fm31 fm32 fm33 fm34 fm35 fm36 fm37 fm38 fm39 fm40 fm41 fm42 fm43 fm44 fm45 fm46 fm47 fm48 fm49 fm50 fm51 fm52 fm53 fm54 fm55 fm56 fm57 fm58 fm59 fm60 fm61 fm62 fm63 fm64 fm65 fm66 fm67 fm68 fm69 fm70 fm71 fm72 fm73 fm74 fm75 fm76 fm77 fm78 fm79 fm80 fm81 fm82 fm83 fm84 fm85 fm86 fm87 fm88 fm89 fm90 fm91 fm92 fm93 fm94 fm95 fm96 fm97 fm98 fm99 fm100 fm
spat1.0 × 10-27 S2.0 × 10-27 S3.0 × 10-27 S4.0 × 10-27 S5.0 × 10-27 S6.0 × 10-27 S7.0 × 10-27 S8.0 × 10-27 S9.0 × 10-27 S1.0 × 10-26 S1.1 × 10-26 S1.2 × 10-26 S1.3 × 10-26 S1.4 × 10-26 S1.5 × 10-26 S1.6 × 10-26 S1.7 × 10-26 S1.8 × 10-26 S1.9 × 10-26 S2.0 × 10-26 S2.1 × 10-26 S2.2 × 10-26 S2.3 × 10-26 S2.4 × 10-26 S2.5 × 10-26 S2.6 × 10-26 S2.7 × 10-26 S2.8 × 10-26 S2.9 × 10-26 S3.0 × 10-26 S3.1 × 10-26 S3.2 × 10-26 S3.3 × 10-26 S3.4 × 10-26 S3.5 × 10-26 S3.6 × 10-26 S3.7 × 10-26 S3.8 × 10-26 S3.9 × 10-26 S4.0 × 10-26 S4.1 × 10-26 S4.2 × 10-26 S4.3 × 10-26 S4.4 × 10-26 S4.5 × 10-26 S4.6 × 10-26 S4.7 × 10-26 S4.8 × 10-26 S4.9 × 10-26 S5.0 × 10-26 S5.1 × 10-26 S5.2 × 10-26 S5.3 × 10-26 S5.4 × 10-26 S5.5 × 10-26 S5.6 × 10-26 S5.7 × 10-26 S5.8 × 10-26 S5.9 × 10-26 S6.0 × 10-26 S6.1 × 10-26 S6.2 × 10-26 S6.3 × 10-26 S6.4 × 10-26 S6.5 × 10-26 S6.6 × 10-26 S6.7 × 10-26 S6.8 × 10-26 S6.9 × 10-26 S7.0 × 10-26 S7.1 × 10-26 S7.2 × 10-26 S7.3 × 10-26 S7.4 × 10-26 S7.5 × 10-26 S7.6 × 10-26 S7.7 × 10-26 S7.8 × 10-26 S7.9 × 10-26 S8.0 × 10-26 S8.1 × 10-26 S8.2 × 10-26 S8.3 × 10-26 S8.4 × 10-26 S8.5 × 10-26 S8.6 × 10-26 S8.7 × 10-26 S8.8 × 10-26 S8.9 × 10-26 S9.0 × 10-26 S9.1 × 10-26 S9.2 × 10-26 S9.3 × 10-26 S9.4 × 10-26 S9.5 × 10-26 S9.6 × 10-26 S9.7 × 10-26 S9.8 × 10-26 S9.9 × 10-26 S1.0 × 10-25 S

Fermi [ 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 fermi ≡
1.0E-27 spats
4 fermi
≡ 4.0E-27 spats
1.5 fermi ≡
1.5E-27 spats
4.5 fermi
≡ 4.5E-27 spats
2 fermi ≡
2.0E-27 spats
5 fermi
≡ 5.0E-27 spats
2.5 fermi ≡
2.5E-27 spats
5.5 fermi
≡ 5.5E-27 spats
3 fermi ≡
3.0E-27 spats
6 fermi
≡ 6.0E-27 spats

Spats [ S ]

The spat (symbol S) is also an obsolete unit of distance used in astronomy. It is equal to 1000000000 kilometres (1 Tm or 1012 m). It is about 6.6846 astronomical units (AU), 1.057×10−4 light-years or3.240×10−5 parsecs.

conversion table

1 spats ≡
1.0E+27 fermi
4 spats ≡
4.0E+27 fermi
1.5 spats ≡
1.5E+27 fermi
4.5 spats ≡
4.5E+27 fermi
2 spats ≡
2.0E+27 fermi
5 spats ≡
5.0E+27 fermi
2.5 spats ≡
2.5E+27 fermi
5.5 spats ≡
5.5E+27 fermi
3 spats ≡
3.0E+27 fermi
6 spats ≡
6.0E+27 fermi