A distance of ten to the minus ten of a metre
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A unit of length named for A.J. Angstome, a Swedish spectoscopist, used in measuring electromagnetic radiation equal to 0.000,000,01 centimeters.
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angstrom.
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Small unit of measurement (10-10m) named after Swedish physicist and astronomer. Much used as a unit in early electron microscopy though since it is not in the approved mks system should probably be avoided (but nanometres, which are 10 times larger are sometimes less convenient).
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(Ǻ) Type: Term Pronunciation: ang′strŏm See: angstrom
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The Angstrom Unit is a unit of length employed for the measurement of the wavelengths of light and X-rays etc.
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(A) A unit of linear measure equal to 10(-10)m, or 0.1 nm; not an accepted Si unit, but still sometimes used for small distances such as interatomic distances and some wavelengths.
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Unit used to measure the wavelength of light, and other electromagnetic radiation.
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A unit of length named for A.J. Angstome, a Swedish spectroscopist, used in measuring electromagnetic radiation equal to 0.000,000,01 centimeters.
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