mK
millikelvin
Temperatureexact by definition
A millikelvin is 10⁻³ K, an exact SI prefix. It is the everyday unit of dilution-refrigerator work: superconducting qubits run near 10 mK, and the base temperature of a commercial cryostat is quoted in millikelvin because quoting it in kelvin would hide the difference between a good machine and a great one.
| 1 mK | -273.149 °C |
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