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no; the kilogram is bigger: 1 kg=109 micrograms.

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What is bigger kilogram or micrograms?

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How many micrograms are in a kilogram?

1,000,000,000


What is the base unit for microgram?

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How many micrograms equal kilogram?

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What is larger kilogram or micrograms?

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What are 3 metric system units that we use to measure mass?

The SI unit is kilogram (kg); used also gram, milligram, microgram.


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Is 1 kilogram bigger than 1000000 microgram?

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