Small Size

The Meter is the metric unit with the whole 1. below.


Meter. mm, micron, nano, pico

1. 000, 000, 000, 000

New idea of just coming here to this page and reviewing these figures.
Remember 1 is 001 because units are in , 000, thousands.
There is 4 of them so maybe the unit name is the least confusing.
Each unit I would add the name, like 100 microns or 100 um.

Meter 1.
mm      .001
um       .000, 001
nm       .000, 000, 001
pm       .000, 000, 000, 001 pico
            .000, 000, 000, 1 angstrom

Learn the SI sub-units with a little study.

. mm
0.001
millimeter

um
0.000, 001, or 1/1000 of a millimeter
micron - mew - 1u

nm
0.000, 000, 001 = 10-9
nanometer

pm
0.000, 000, 000, 001 = 10-12
picometer

0.000, 000, 000, 100 = A
Angstrom

0.000, 000, 001
10 Angstroms or 1 nanometer

If a book says 50 microns you can come to this page for help
and figure it out amongst all the zeros. HA


Size in Radii / its in picos

Hydrogen
.000, 000, 000, 037

Nitrogen
. 000, 000, 000, 055

Oxygen
.000, 000, 000, 060

Carbon
.000, 000, 000, 077

Chlorine
.000, 000, 000,1
Notice this is 1 Angstrom

Go figure. Shall we go really small?


My study tells me a water molecule is about 4 sq. Angstrom
A nucleotide, you know DNA, is 1-nano wide. DNA helix is 2-nanometers wide.
This is small. Water is 3 atoms and DNA atoms is a dozen or so. It should add up.

Approximate Size Of Atoms

Periodic Table . . . size in bond radii at the bottom of table

We are talking about really small. That is how Hi-Tech is now. All I am
trying to do is show and see it. As we learn somethig we can go on. That is
where the world really is. See what I mean?

Smaller yet from CERN . . . "How can I say it"?


See the lunitics thinking looking away from earth to space dust Origin ?

CERN and the really small particles in the atom.

Powers of ten

Powers of Ten just move cursor across small pictures to start

Another explaination I am trying

Smaller even yet from Google search

The smallest yet with quarks

I am trying to learn the smaller parts of the atom

May 4,
How is this for learning inside the atom ?

Does this help ? . . . . added June '04