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One quintillionth (10 -18): attotesla.
[From Danish or Norwegian atten, eighteen, from Old Norse āttjān.]
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[From Danish or Norwegian atten, eighteen, from Old Norse āttjān.]
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[Etymology: Danish: ‘eighteen’] Symbol a-. (Metric) The 10-18 multiplier, e.g. 1 attogram = 1 ag = 10-18 g; contractable to att- before a vowel.
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it is unit in SI , it is same nano , micro ,.. 1 atto = 10^-18
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