what is the measurement 'mil' referring to compared to 'millimeter'?
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A mil (and that is the correct spelling) is 1/1000 of an inch.\nYou most commonly see it as a wire measurement or thickness as in 3 mil plastic sheeting.\n\nYou may need an older dictionary.
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If you mean mm, then 470\nIf you mean m as in meters, then .47
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m stands for "mil".\n\n"mil" is the Latin root for 1000 (think "millennium").  However, in math, physics, and science, it stands for 1000th (0.001), not 1000, which is kilo (as in kilometer for 1000 meters)\n\nOk, so m stands for mil which means 1000th.  Therefore, a mg is 1000th of a gram:\n\n1 mg = (1/1000) g\n\n1000 mg = 1 g (multiply through)\n\n7500 mg = 7.5 g (multiply by 7.5)\n\nEventually it should be automatic:  1000 mg = 1 gram so 7500 mg = 7.5 grams.
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1000.  The term milli means thousandth so anything with milli in front of it is a one thousandth, e.g. millimetre is one thousandth of a metre, millilitre is one thousandth of a litre etc.
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one million microns = one metre\none micron = one millionth of a metre
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A cc is a cubic centimeter. An ml is a milli litre, one onethousands of a liter. Since a litre is the same as a cubic decimeter and there are one thousand cubic centimeters to a cubic decimeter a cc and an ml are the same volume. The difference is that in the metric system (that´s the system the 6 billion people on the planet that aren´t americans are using...) the cubic meter is the correct term for volume. The liter (and its prefixes) is more for everyday use. You buy a litre of milk not a dm3. Which you would call medical use, scientific or everyday, I dont know.
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The first value represents the (average) Minimun length recorded, the second the Average and the last the Maximum measured values. \nLength............141,5 mm..........161,5 mm..........181,1 mm. \nCircumference..117,5 mm.........127, 3 mm.........137,8 mm.\nKensey data are quite old. These statistic is the last one.
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A millimetre is a tenth of a centimetre.\n\nThese are some of the common prefixes which can be applied to all SI units.\n\nSymbol  Prefix    Factor\nG       giga      1 000 000 000\nM       mega      1 000 000\nk       kilo      1 000\nc       centi     0.01\nm       milli     0.001\nµ       micro     0.000 001\nn       nano      0.000 000 001\n\nMost of the prefix names come from Latin or Greek e.g.\n a hundred cents make a dollar, a 1000 Roman paces made a mile, and nano is Greek for midget.
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1000 ml in a liter. \n\nmilli is 1000. same way remember that in a meter there are 1000 milli meters.
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1million mililitres = 1 cubic metre
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1000 mm in 1 m\n1000*0.09=90mm
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200cm < 200dm \n\n200cm = 2m\n200dm= 20m
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If you're talking about water, 1 liter water= 1 kg so 1 milligram=1 milliliter . But if you're talking in general, you can't compare them, because milliliter measures volume, and milligram meausures weight. Good luck :)
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You actually mean "decimeters", yes?\nA decimeter is one tenth of a meter...while a millimeter is 1/1000th of a meter.\nThere's 5 decimeters to 500 millimeters.
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just use Google.  \nFor example, type this in the search bar:\n\n61 mm in inches\n\nand it'll give you this: 61 millimeters = 2.4015748 inches\n\nSimply change the number or units, and Google will calculate it for you.
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Nanometers squared?\n\n1 cm = 10 mm = 10,000 um = 10 million nm\n\n1 cm^2 = (10 million)^2 nm^2 = 10^14 nm^2
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18 millimeter = 0.708 661 417 inch \nor 18mm = 91/128\nMartin