Template:SI multiples
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[edit] Example
{{SI multiples |symbol=m |unit=metre |note=Common prefixed units are in bold face. |n=|mc=|m=|n=|c=|k= |xmc=[[micrometre]] (micron)|xf=femtometre (fermi) |anchor=SI_prefixed_forms_of_metre |right= }}
Submultiples | Multiples | |||||
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Value | Symbol | Name | Value | Symbol | Name | |
10–1 m | dm | decimetre | 101 m | dam | decametre | |
10–2 m | cm | centimetre | 102 m | hm | hectometre | |
10–3 m | mm | millimetre | 103 m | km | kilometre | |
10–6 m | µm | micrometre (micron) | 106 m | Mm | megametre | |
10–9 m | nm | nanometre | 109 m | Gm | gigametre | |
10–12 m | pm | picometre | 1012 m | Tm | terametre | |
10–15 m | fm | femtometre (fermi) | 1015 m | Pm | petametre | |
10–18 m | am | attometre | 1018 m | Em | exametre | |
10–21 m | zm | zeptometre | 1021 m | Zm | zettametre | |
10–24 m | ym | yoctometre | 1024 m | Ym | yottametre | |
Common prefixed units are in bold face. |
[edit] Usage
- Empty arguments such as m=, c=, n= will turn the corresponding prefix in bold face.
- Arguments prefixed by "x" will replace the default text for that prefix (for example for a link).
- For µ use either mc= or µ= (note: this is a different character to the Greek letter).
- right= will make the template float right
- The anchor parameter can be used to enable linking to e.g. #SI prefixed forms of metre directly to whereever the template is on the page. Note that the anchor text should contain underscores (_) rather than whitespace.
[edit] Modification
Use Template:SI multiples/sandbox for testing layout changes.