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Ångstrom was a spectroscopist, involved in measuring wavelengths of lines like are present in the Balmer series. In fact, I believe it was Ångstrom who first determined that there were four (and not three) lines in the visible portion of the Balmer series.-r. it will have the same titleReport Abuse -An Angstrom is simply a measurement of length defined as 0.......
I believe you are referring to the Ångstrom, a unit of measure invented by Anders Ångstrom (if I remember his first name correctly.

One Ångstrom is equal to 10^-8 cm and is not an official SI unit, but it (like the liter) is tolerated.

Ångstrom was a spectroscopist, involved in measuring wavelengths of lines like are present in the Balmer series. In fact, I believe it was Ångstrom who first determined that there were four (and not three) lines in the visible portion of the Balmer series.

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An Angstrom is simply a measurement of length defined as 0.1 nanometer or 10^(-10) meter and is used as a matter of convenience (bond lengths are on the order of one to a few Angstroms).

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it's an angstrom, a unit of length equal to 1e-10 meters. chemists often use it to refer to bond length or the distance between atoms or molecules.

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