On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 17:15:00 metric wrote: >... >Thanks for correcting my silly mistake. > Don't mention it. >... >So we would take the next smallest prefix that would bring the value >into a reasonable range. Is a picoliter equal to 10 cubic micrometers >(10 5m^3)? > Actually, err... no... If we use 10 to minus 6 as a prefix (micro), the result would be 10 to minus 18 for the volume, a difference of 10 to minus 3 (18 - 15). Therefore, we'd be talking about 1 thousandth of a picoliter to equal 1 cubic micrometer.
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