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What unit of length used in nuclear physics is named after a famed Manhattan Project scientist?
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#73300. Asked by PRS. (Dec 14 06 6:22 AM)
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Fermi, Enrico
The Royal Society of London elected Fermi as a foreign member in 1950. The Enrico Fermi Award was established in his honor, and Fermi became its first recipient in 1954. An artificially produced chemical element, fermium, was named for him in 195Z. Also, the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, a physics research laboratory near Chicago, bears his name
http://library.thinkquest.org/C006439/scientists/index.htm
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UT-7
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Fermi is the unit of lenght equal to one femtometer
10 E^-15, one quadrillionth of a meter.
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