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The Metric System, Abbreviations, and Conversions
for Common Units of Measure

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This page presents the most common abbreviations you will use in general biology, especially those for units of measure.

General Rules for Abbreviating Units of Measure

• Always abbreviate units when reporting numerical information.
• Unless otherwise noted, singular and plural units are abbreviated the same.
  • Percent is not abbreviated, but is represented by the familiar '%' symbol.
• Always put a space between the number and unit, e.g., 203.65 m, 457 um
• pH: The proper method for reporting pH is to place the unit before the number (pH 7); never insert the word 'of' between the unit and number and avoid splitting the unit and number within a sentence - they should always go together.
• When do you abbreviate units vs. spelling out the unit(s) as word(s)?
  • abbreviate units when you are reporting a numerical value:

'The maximum depth achieved by the ROV was 124 m approximately 2.3 km due south of Pt. Lobos.'

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• spell out the unit as a word when using it in a non-numerical context, e.g.,

'All measurements were made in millimeters unless otherwise indicated.'

• When starting a sentence with a number and unit, both must be spelled out as words (this is something to avoid, if possible), e.g.,

'One thousand six hundred and eighty-seven kilograms of ground beef were randomly sampled and tested for E.coli contaminants between 21 August and 21 November, 1995.'

The Metric System

The Metric System of measurement is the standard used by most scientific disciplines. The system is based upon measures of distance (in meters), volume (in liters), and mass (in grams). Scales of measurements increase or decrease as multiples of ten which facilitates expression of measurement values using the decimal system. The table below shows the most common prefixes and their relative magnitudes. Note that web browsers do not support use of superscripts and subscripts very well, so the notation 10^2 means '10 to the power of 2, or 10 squared'. Similarly, the notation 10-2 should be read as '10 to the power of -2'.

Conversions

Units of Mass

Units of Volume

Units of Liquid Volumes

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Units of Area

Units of Temperature

Units of Pressure - On-Line Unit Converter

Units of Humidity

Units of Concentration

Concentration usually refers to a mass/volume relationship.

Units of pH

In contrast to other units, report pH with the unit before the number: e.g., pH 8.2.When reporting a series of pH values, report the unit only at the beginning: e.g., ...buffered to pH 3, 5, 7, and 9....

Units of Time

The most frequent units time used in the biological sciences are:

Modified 3-26-08
Department of Biology, Bates College, Lewiston, ME 04240