Nanometers to Angstroms: the quick answer
1 nm = 10 Å
1 nanometer equals 10 angstroms
To convert nanometers to angstroms, multiply the value by 10. To go the other way, multiply angstroms by 0.1 to get nanometers.
To convert nanometers to angstroms, multiply the value by 10. To go the other way, multiply angstroms by 0.1 to get nanometers.
| Nanometers (nm) | Angstroms (Å) |
|---|---|
| 1 nm | 10 Å |
| 2 nm | 20 Å |
| 3 nm | 30 Å |
| 4 nm | 40 Å |
| 5 nm | 50 Å |
| 6 nm | 60 Å |
| 7 nm | 70 Å |
| 8 nm | 80 Å |
| 9 nm | 90 Å |
| 10 nm | 100 Å |
| 12 nm | 120 Å |
| 14 nm | 140 Å |
| 15 nm | 150 Å |
| 20 nm | 200 Å |
| 21 nm | 210 Å |
| 24 nm | 240 Å |
| 25 nm | 250 Å |
| 30 nm | 300 Å |
| 40 nm | 400 Å |
| 50 nm | 500 Å |
| 60 nm | 600 Å |
| 75 nm | 750 Å |
| 80 nm | 800 Å |
| 100 nm | 1,000 Å |
| 200 nm | 2,000 Å |
| 250 nm | 2,500 Å |
| 300 nm | 3,000 Å |
| 400 nm | 4,000 Å |
| 500 nm | 5,000 Å |
| 750 nm | 7,500 Å |
| 1,000 nm | 10,000 Å |
Nanometer (nm). A nanometer is one billionth of a meter, used for wavelengths of light and the size of molecules.
Angstrom (Å). An angstrom is 10⁻¹⁰ meters, used for atomic radii and X-ray wavelengths.
There are 10 angstroms in one nanometer.
Multiply the number of nanometers by 10. For example, 10 nanometers equal 100 angstroms.
One angstrom equals 0.1 nanometers.
120 angstroms. Other common values: 5 nanometers = 50 angstroms and 100 nanometers = 1,000 angstroms.