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Wow, and I do mean WOW.

just how many femtometers did you measure for the equatorial bulge.

I thought these really small particles were nice and round.  On that point
is there anything in nature that is perfectly straight or perfectly round.

I keep looking but everything seems to have some irregularity

Just curious

Justin

-----Original Message-----
From: Douglas Butler [mailto:dbutler@IMETRIX.COM]
Sent: Friday, 8 March 2002 03:42
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Why I used femtometers just last Tuesday to measure the equatorial bulge
of an electron due to its spin...

Sherpa Doug ;-)

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> On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Olin Lathrop wrote:
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> > Today the preferred units are the
> > nanometer and the femtometer.
>
> So, what sort of measurement might one be making to warrant
> documenting
> the result in femtometers?
>
> -- Mitch
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