The Angstrom (Å) in Length

What is Angstrom (Å)

The angstrom, denoted by the symbol Å, is a unit of length that is commonly used in the fields of physics and chemistry. It is named after the Swedish physicist Anders Jonas Ångström and is equal to 10^-10 meters. This tiny unit is particularly useful for measuring atomic and molecular dimensions, such as the size of atoms, the wavelength of light, and the distances between atoms in a crystallographic structure. The angstrom provides a convenient scale for scientists who work at the atomic level, where traditional measurement units like meters or centimeters can be too large to effectively describe the phenomena they are studying.

Common conversions values

To better understand the angstrom, here are some common conversion values to other units of length:

• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-13 (km)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-12 (hm)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-11 (dam)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-10 (m)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-9 (dm)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-8 (cm)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-7 (mm)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-4 (µm)
• 1 (Å) = 1*10^-1 (nm)
• 1 (Å) = 100 (pm)
• 1 (Å) = 6.213712*10^-14 (mi)
• 1 (Å) = 4.97097*10^-13 (fur)
• 1 (Å) = 4.97097*10^-12 (ch)
• 1 (Å) = 1.988388*10^-11 (rd)
• 1 (Å) = 1.093613*10^-10 (yd)
• 1 (Å) = 3.28084*10^-10 (ft)
• 1 (Å) = 4.97097*10^-13 (li)
• 1 (Å) = 9.84252*10^-13 (hh)
• 1 (Å) = 3.937008*10^-9 (in)
• 1 (Å) = 3.937008*10^-6 (th)
• 1 (Å) = 5.399568*10^-14 (NM)
• 1 (Å) = 5.399568*10^-13 (cbl)
• 1 (Å) = 5.468066*10^-12 (ftm)
• 1 (Å) = 2.071237*10^-14 (lea)
• 1 (Å) = 1.799856*10^-14 (lea)
• 1 (Å) = 9.373828*10^-14 (в)
• 1 (Å) = 4.686914*10^-14 (меж.в)
• 1 (Å) = 4.032258*10^-12 (кос.саж)
• 1 (Å) = 5.624297*10^-12 (мах.саж)
• 1 (Å) = 4.686914*10^-14 (саж)
• 1 (Å) = 1.406074*10^-13 (арш)
• 1 (Å) = 5.624297*10^-13 (пяд)
• 1 (Å) = 2.249719*10^-9 (верш)
• 1 (Å) = 3.937008*10^-12 (ли)
• 1 (Å) = 3.937008*10^-10 (точ)