1 E-13 m²

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To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists areas between 10^-13 m² and 10^-12 m² (100,000 nm² to 1 µm²). See also areas of other orders of magnitude.

• Areas smaller than 10^-13 m²
• 100,000 nm² is equal to:
  • 1 E-13 m²
• 128,000 nm² - Specification area of a single pit on a DVD
• 330,000 nm² - Approximate area of a DRAM memory cell as of 2005 ^[1]
• 500,400 nm² - Specification area of a single pit on a Compact disc
• Areas larger than 10^-12 m²

[edit] Notes

1. ^ [1]

• Burrows, Paul, and Carlson, Eric. DVD Format Definition. New Media Integration Group, University of Utah. Retrieved January 31, 2006.

SI derived unit square metre, from base unit metre						Orders of magnitude for area						Conversion of units for area
1 fm²	1 pm²	1 nm²	1 µm²	1 mm²			1 m²			1 km²	1 Mm²	1 Gm²	1 Tm²	1 E+30 m²	1 E+36 m²
10 fm²	10 pm²	10 nm²	10 µm²	10 mm²			10 m²			10 km²	10 Mm²	10 Gm²	10 Tm²
100 fm²	100 pm²	100 nm²	100 µm²	100 mm²	=	1 cm²	100 m²	=	1 dam² aka a	100 km²	100 Mm²	100 Gm²	100 Tm²
1,000 fm²	1,000 pm²	1,000 nm²	1,000 µm²	1,000 mm²	=	10 cm²	1,000 m²	=	10 dam² aka a	1,000 km²	1,000 Mm²	1,000 Gm²	1,000 Tm²
10,000 fm²	10,000 pm²	10,000 nm²	10,000 µm²	10,000 mm²	=	1 dm²	10,000 m²	=	1 hm² aka ha	10,000 km²	10,000 Mm²	10,000 Gm²	10,000 Tm²
100,000 fm²	100,000 pm²	100,000 nm²	100,000 µm²	100,000 mm²	=	10 dm²	100,000 m²	=	10 hm² aka ha	100,000 km²	100,000 Mm²	100,000 Gm²	100,000 Tm²		1 E+41 m²