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picogram

Massexact by definition

The picogram is 10⁻¹⁵ kilograms, one trillionth of a gram, exact as a stack of SI prefixes. It is the working unit of single-cell biology: a typical mammalian cell weighs a few hundred picograms and the DNA in a human cell about 6 pg.

1 pg\text{pg} 1.0000000e-15 kg\text{kg}

One picogram in every mass unit

602,214,000,000unified atomic mass unit (dalton) (u)
1picogram (pg)this unit
0.001nanogram (ng)
0.000001microgram (μg)
1.00000e-09milligram (mg)
1.00000e-10centigram (cg)
1.54324e-11grain (gr)
5.00000e-12metric carat (ct)
1.00000e-12gram (g)
6.43015e-13pennyweight (dwt)
5.64383e-13dram (dr)
3.52740e-14ounce (oz)
3.21507e-14troy ounce (oz t)
2.67923e-15troy pound (lb t)
2.20462e-15pound (lb)
1.00000e-15kilogram (kg)
1.57473e-16stone (st)
6.85218e-17slug (slug)
2.20462e-17US hundredweight (cwt)
1.96841e-17UK long hundredweight (cwt (UK))
1.00000e-17quintal (q)
1.10231e-18US short ton (ton)
1.00000e-18metric tonne (t)
9.84207e-19UK long ton (long ton)
1.00000e-21kilotonne (kt)
1.00000e-24megatonne (Mt)
1.00000e-27gigatonne (Gt)
1.67442e-40Earth mass (Mearth)
5.02914e-46solar mass (Msun)