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A subdivision of the base [[SI|SI unit]] of [[length]], viz., the [[metre]], equal to 10<sup>[[Exponent|-18]]</sup> metres; 1 metre consists of 10<sup>[[Exponent|18]]</sup> attometres. | |||
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Attometre [r]: A subdivision of the base SI unit of length, viz., the metre, equal to 10-18 metres; 1 metre consists of 1018 attometres.