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A unit of length used to measure nuclear distances, = 10−15 meter. Named for the Italian physicist Enrico Fermi (1901–1954). Now obsolete, replaced by the SI term femtometer (symbol, fm); 1 fermi = 1 femtometer.
In relation to the base unit of [length] => (meters), 1 Terameters (Tm) is equal to 1000000000000 meters, while 1 Fermi (fermi) = 1.0E-15 meters.1 Terameters | to common length units |
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1 Tm | = 1000000000000 meters (m) |
1 Tm | = 1000000000 kilometers (km) |
1 Tm | = 1.0E+14 centimeters (cm) |
1 Tm | = 3280839895013.1 feet (ft) |
1 Tm | = 39370078740157 inches (in) |
1 Tm | = 1093613298337.7 yards (yd) |
1 Tm | = 621371192.23733 miles (mi) |
1 Tm | = 0.0001056970721911 light years (ly) |
1 Tm | = 3.7795280352161E+15 pixels (PX) |
1 Tm | = 6.25E+46 planck length (pl) |
Terameters | to Fermi (table conversion) |
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1 Tm | = 1.0E+27 fermi |
2 Tm | = 2.0E+27 fermi |
3 Tm | = 3.0E+27 fermi |
4 Tm | = 4.0E+27 fermi |
5 Tm | = 5.0E+27 fermi |
6 Tm | = 6.0E+27 fermi |
7 Tm | = 7.0E+27 fermi |
8 Tm | = 8.0E+27 fermi |
9 Tm | = 9.0E+27 fermi |
10 Tm | = 1.0E+28 fermi |
20 Tm | = 2.0E+28 fermi |
30 Tm | = 3.0E+28 fermi |
40 Tm | = 4.0E+28 fermi |
50 Tm | = 5.0E+28 fermi |
60 Tm | = 6.0E+28 fermi |
70 Tm | = 7.0E+28 fermi |
80 Tm | = 8.0E+28 fermi |
90 Tm | = 9.0E+28 fermi |
100 Tm | = 1.0E+29 fermi |
200 Tm | = 2.0E+29 fermi |
300 Tm | = 3.0E+29 fermi |
400 Tm | = 4.0E+29 fermi |
500 Tm | = 5.0E+29 fermi |
600 Tm | = 6.0E+29 fermi |
700 Tm | = 7.0E+29 fermi |
800 Tm | = 8.0E+29 fermi |
900 Tm | = 9.0E+29 fermi |
1000 Tm | = 1.0E+30 fermi |
2000 Tm | = 2.0E+30 fermi |
4000 Tm | = 4.0E+30 fermi |
5000 Tm | = 5.0E+30 fermi |
7500 Tm | = 7.5E+30 fermi |
10000 Tm | = 1.0E+31 fermi |
25000 Tm | = 2.5E+31 fermi |
50000 Tm | = 5.0E+31 fermi |
100000 Tm | = 1.0E+32 fermi |
1000000 Tm | = 1.0E+33 fermi |
1000000000 Tm | = 1.0E+36 fermi |