Sentences with PICOMETER
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"A picometer is a unit of length equal to one trillionth of a meter."
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"The diameter of an atom is typically a few picometers."
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"The picometer is commonly used in nanotechnology."
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"A DNA molecule is about 2.5 nanometers wide, or 2,500 picometers."
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"Scientists use picometers to measure the size of molecules."
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"The picometer is often used in physics and chemistry."
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"The picometer is an extremely small unit of measurement."
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"A typical light wave has a wavelength of a few hundred picometers."
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"Certain instruments can measure distances accurate to picometer scales."
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"The picometer is derived from the metric system."
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"Nanoparticles can have dimensions on the picometer scale."
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"Atomic radii are often expressed in picometers."
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"The scanning tunneling microscope can visualize objects at the picometer scale."
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"The picometer is a unit of length commonly used in scientific research."
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"The precision of picometer measurements is crucial in nanoscience."
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"Certain areas of physics deal with phenomena on the picometer level."
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"The picometer is one of the smallest units of length used in practice."
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"Some particles in the atmosphere are just a few picometers in size."
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"The picometer is a unit of length in the metric system, equal to one trillionth (10^-12) of a meter."
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"Atoms are typically measured in picometers."
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"The picometer is often used to measure atomic distances."
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"The size of atoms can range from a few picometers to several angstroms."
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"The picometer is commonly used in nanotechnology."
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"The picometer is a very small unit of measurement."
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"Some scientists prefer to use picometers instead of angstroms as the unit for atomic distances."
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"The picometer is derived from the metric system prefix 'pico-' and the base unit 'meter'."
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"The picometer is often represented using the symbol 'pm'."
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"The picometer is smaller than a nanometer and larger than an angstrom."
