Lesson: Chapter 7 — Quantification of Elements and Compounds
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One attogram (ag) is how many grams?
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1 ag = 10-18 g. It is the smallest unit of mass there is, and still far too large for a single atom.
10-24 is close to the mass of a hydrogen atom, not the value of the attogram — the attogram is millions of times larger than that.
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