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Å to nm conversion table

Starting Value

Increment

Precision

Å	nm
1	0.1
2	0.2
3	0.3
4	0.4
5	0.5
6	0.6
7	0.7
8	0.8
9	0.9
10	1
11	1.1
12	1.2
13	1.3
14	1.4
15	1.5
16	1.6
17	1.7
18	1.8
19	1.9
20	2
21	2.1
22	2.2
23	2.3
24	2.4
25	2.5
26	2.6
27	2.7
28	2.8
29	2.9
30	3
31	3.1
32	3.2
33	3.3
34	3.4
35	3.5
36	3.6
37	3.7
38	3.8
39	3.9
40	4
41	4.1
42	4.2
43	4.3
44	4.4
45	4.5
46	4.6
47	4.7
48	4.8
49	4.9
50	5
51	5.1
52	5.2
53	5.3
54	5.4
55	5.5
56	5.6
57	5.7
58	5.8
59	5.9
60	6
61	6.1
62	6.2
63	6.3
64	6.4
65	6.5
66	6.6
67	6.7
68	6.8
69	6.9
70	7
71	7.1
72	7.2
73	7.3
74	7.4
75	7.5
76	7.6
77	7.7
78	7.8
79	7.9
80	8
81	8.1
82	8.2
83	8.3
84	8.4
85	8.5
86	8.6
87	8.7
88	8.8
89	8.9
90	9
91	9.1
92	9.2
93	9.3
94	9.4
95	9.5
96	9.6
97	9.7
98	9.8
99	9.9
100	10
101	10.1
102	10.2
103	10.3
104	10.4
105	10.5
106	10.6
107	10.7
108	10.8

To convert angstroms to nanometers, enter the value in the first field. The result in nanometers is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 Å = 0.1 nm
1 nm = 10 Å

Formula: nm = Å × 0.1
Å = nm × 10

Definitions: 1 Å = 1 × 10^-10 m; 1 nm = 1 × 10^-9 m

The ångström (Å) is 0.1 nanometer, or 10⁻¹⁰ meter. It is used at atomic and molecular scales, for example for atom sizes, chemical bond lengths and X-ray wavelengths in physics, chemistry and crystallography.

The nanometer (nm) is one billionth of a meter. It is the unit for wavelengths of light (visible light spans roughly 400 to 700 nm), for features on semiconductor chips and for the size of viruses and molecules.

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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