Converting from Nano (n) to Milli (m) | SI prefixes

What is Nano (n)

Nano (n) is a unit in the International System of Units (SI) denoting a factor of 10−9. It is commonly used in fields such as nanotechnology, physics, and engineering to represent very small quantities.

What is Milli (m)

Milli (m) is another unit in the SI system, signifying a factor of 10−3. It is widely utilized in various disciplines for measuring quantities that are smaller than a unit but larger than micro quantities.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between Nano and Milli involves multiplying or dividing by a factor of 106 due to the difference in their magnitudes. The general conversion formulas are as follows:

Milli (m)=Nano (n)×0.000001

Nano (n)=Milli (m)×1000000

Examples

1. Converting 6 Nanos to Millis:

6Nano (n)=6×0.000001=0.000006Milli (m)

2. Converting 7 Millis to Nanos:

7Milli (m)=7×1000000=7000000Nano (n)

3. If we convert 17 Nanos to Millis:

17Nano (n)=17×0.000001=0.000017Milli (m)

4. When 17 Millis are converted to Nanos:

17Milli (m)=17×1000000=17000000Nano (n)

Use the provided formulas and examples as a reference to perform quick and accurate conversions between Nano (n) and Milli (m) in various applications.