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A hydrogen atom has a diameter of about
10.1 nm.
Express this diameter in meters, millimeters, and micrometers.


12 years ago

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Elena

10.1 nm =0.0000000101=1.01•10⁻⁸ m=
=1.01•10⁻ ⁵mm=1.01•10⁻ ²µm
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