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Kg$42330$ - translation to spanish
ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE (MASS)
1 E-19 kg; 1 E-31 kg; 1 E-2 kg; 1 E-1 kg; 1 E3 kg; 1 E2 kg; 1 E-27 kg; 1 E30 kg; 1 E24 kg; 1 E4 kg; 1 E1 kg; 1 E0 kg; 1 E29 kg; 1 E28 kg; 1 E27 kg; 1 E26 kg; 1 E25 kg; 1 E23 kg; 1 E22 kg; 1 E21 kg; 1 E17 kg; 1 E-20 kg; 1 E-28 kg; 1 E-25 kg; 1 E-3 kg; 1 E-4 kg; 1 E-5 kg; 1 E-6 kg; 1 E-7 kg; 1 E-8 kg; 1 E-9 kg; 1 E-10 kg; 1 E-11 kg; 1 E-12 kg; 1 E-13 kg; 1 E-14 kg; 1 E-15 kg; 1 E-16 kg; 1 E-17 kg; 1 E-18 kg; 1 E-30 kg; 1 E-29 kg; 1 E20 kg; 1 E19 kg; 1 E18 kg; 1 E16 kg; 1 E15 kg; 1 E14 kg; 1 E13 kg; 1 E12 kg; 1 E11 kg; 1 E10 kg; 1 E9 kg; 1 E8 kg; 1 E7 kg; 1 E6 kg; 1 E5 kg; 1 E-21 kg; 1 E-22 kg; 1 E-23 kg; 1 E-24 kg; 1 E-26 kg; 1e-31 kg; 1e-30 kg; 1e-28 kg; 1e-29 kg; 1e-27 kg; 1e-26 kg; 1e-25 kg; 1e-24 kg; 1e-23 kg; 1e-22 kg; 1e-21 kg; 1e-20 kg; 1e-19 kg; 1e-18 kg; 1e-17 kg; 1e-16 kg; 1e-15 kg; 1e-14 kg; 1e-13 kg; 1e-12 kg; 1e-11 kg; 1e-10 kg; 1e-9 kg; 1e-8 kg; 1e-7 kg; 1e-6 kg; 1e-5 kg; 1e-4 kg; 1e-3 kg; 1e-2 kg; 1e-1 kg; 1e0 kg; 1e1 kg; 1e2 kg; 1e3 kg; 1e4 kg; 1e5 kg; 1e6 kg; 1e7 kg; 1e8 kg; 1e9 kg; 1e10 kg; 1e11 kg; 1e12 kg; 1e13 kg; 1e14 kg; 1 E 4 kg; 1 E -31 kg; 1 E -30 kg; 1 E -29 kg; 1 E -28 kg; 1 E -27 kg; 1 E -26 kg; 1 E -25 kg; 1 E -24 kg; 1 E -23 kg; 1 E -22 kg; 1 E -21 kg; 1 E -20 kg; 1 E -19 kg; 1 E -18 kg; 1 E -17 kg; 1 E -16 kg; 1 E -15 kg; 1 E -14 kg; 1 E -13 kg; 1 E -12 kg; 1 E -11 kg; 1 E -10 kg; 1 E -9 kg; 1 E -8 kg; 1 E -7 kg; 1 E -6 kg; 1 E -5 kg; 1 E -4 kg; 1 E -3 kg; 1 E -2 kg; 1 E -1 kg; 1 E 0 kg; 1 E 1 kg; 1 E 2 kg; 1 E 3 kg; 1 E 5 kg; 1 E 6 kg; 1 E 7 kg; 1 E 8 kg; 1 E 9 kg; 1 E 10 kg; 1 E 11 kg; 1 E 12 kg; 1 E 13 kg; 1 E 14 kg; 1e15 kg; 1e16 kg; 1e17 kg; 1e18 kg; 1e19 kg; 1e20 kg; 1e21 kg; 1e22 kg; 1e23 kg; 1e24 kg; 1e25 kg; 1e26 kg; 1e27 kg; 1e28 kg; 1e30 kg; 1 E- kg; 1 E41 kg; 1e29 kg; 1 E53 kg; 1 E52 kg; 1 E31 kg; 1 E32 kg; 1 E40 kg; 1 E39 kg; 1 E51 kg; 1 E36 kg; 1 E33 kg; Picogram; Centigram; Yoctogram; Gigagram; Femtogram; Nanogram; 1 E-33 kg; 1 E-32 kg; Attogram; 1 kg; Zeptogram; Petagram; Exagram; Zettagram; Yottagram; Decigram; Nanograms; Teragram (unit); SI multiple of gram; Most massive objects; Most massive known objects; Least massive objects; Ronnagram; Quettagram; Rontogram; Quectogram
![Jupiter is the most massive planet in the [[Solar System]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hubble Visible View of Jupiter.jpg?width=200 "Jupiter is the most massive planet in the [[Solar System]].")
![[[Scanning electron micrograph]] showing grains of sand](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Sand under electron microscope.jpg?width=200 "[[Scanning electron micrograph]] showing grains of sand")
Kg
n. kilogramo (mil gramos, unidad de peso)
kg
![The [[International Prototype of the Kilogram]], whose mass was defined to be one kilogram from 1889 to 2019.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/International prototype of the kilogram aka Le Grand K.jpg?width=200 "The [[International Prototype of the Kilogram]], whose mass was defined to be one kilogram from 1889 to 2019.")
![SI system]] after the 2019 redefinition: the kilogram is now fixed in terms of the [[second]], the [[speed of light]] and the [[Planck constant]]; furthermore the [[ampere]] no longer depends on the kilogram](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Unit relations in the new SI.svg?width=200 "SI system]] after the 2019 redefinition: the kilogram is now fixed in terms of the [[second]], the [[speed of light]] and the [[Planck constant]]; furthermore the [[ampere]] no longer depends on the kilogram")
![A [[Kibble balance]], which was originally used to measure the [[Planck constant]] in terms of the IPK, can now be used to calibrate secondary standard weights for practical use.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Watt balance, large view.jpg?width=200 "A [[Kibble balance]], which was originally used to measure the [[Planck constant]] in terms of the IPK, can now be used to calibrate secondary standard weights for practical use.")
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
K.G.; K.g.; Kg.; KG (disambiguation); K G; K-G; Kg (disambiguation)
(n.) = kilogramo
Ex: The shelves are constructed from one metre module designed to take a load of 90 kg.
Ex: Of 33 retail products examined, including skinless sausages, hot-dog sausages and frankfurters, 25 (75%) contained levels of mineral hydrocarbons from 10 to 105 milligrams per kilogram.
Ex: The shelves are constructed from one metre module designed to take a load of 90 kg.
Ex: Of 33 retail products examined, including skinless sausages, hot-dog sausages and frankfurters, 25 (75%) contained levels of mineral hydrocarbons from 10 to 105 milligrams per kilogram.
milligram
METRIC UNIT OF MASS
Kilograms; Milligram; Kg; Kilogramme; Milligramme; Milligrams; Gigagrams; ㎏; ㎎; Yactogram; Kilogrammes; Teragram; Killogram; Kilagram; Killagram; Standard kilogram; Kilogram (unit); Kilogram unit; Klg.; Mgram; Mgramme; M-gram; M-gramme; K-gramme; Cgramme; Cgram; Kgram; C-gramme; Kgramme; K-gram; C-gram
miligramo
Definition
kilopondio
kilopondio (de "kilo-" y el lat. "pondus, -eris", peso) m. Fís. Unidad de fuerza que equivale al peso de un kilogramo sometido a la gravedad normal.
Wikipedia
Orders of magnitude (mass)
To help compare different orders of magnitude, the following lists describe various mass levels between 10−59 kg and 1052 kg. The least massive thing listed here is a graviton, and the most massive thing is the observable universe. Typically, an object having greater mass will also have greater weight (see mass versus weight), especially if the objects are subject to the same gravitational field strength.
