Unit symbols
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| Text symbol | Meaning | Copy and Paste |
|---|---|---|
| μ | greek letter MU | |
| ° | degree (temperature or angle) | |
| ℃ | degree Celsius symbol | |
| ℉ | degree Fahrenheit symbol | |
| ㎍ | symbol for microgram | |
| ㎎ | symbol for milligram | |
| ㎏ | symbol for kilogram | |
| ℥ | ounce sign | |
| ㏌ | abbreviation of inch | |
| ㎚ | symbol for nanometer (nanometre) | |
| ㎛ | symbol for micrometer (micrometre) | |
| ㎜ | symbol for millimeter (millimetre) | |
| ㎝ | symbol for centimeter (centimetre) | |
| ㎞ | symbol for kilometer (kilometre) | |
| ² | superscript two | |
| ³ | superscript three | |
| ㎖ | alternative form of ml (milliliter) | |
| ㎗ | alternative form of dl (deciliter) | |
| ㎘ | alternative form of kl (kiloliter) | |
| ㏄ | symbol for "cubic centimeter" | |
| ㏖ | (chemistry, physics, date) alternative spelling of "MOLE". | |
| ㏒ | (mathematics) logarithm | |
| ㎅ | symbol for kilobyte | |
| ㎆ | symbol for megabyte. Bachelor of Medicine degree | |
| ㎇ | Abbreviation of gigabyte. Initialism of Great Britain. | |
| ㎈ | abbreviation of calorie. abbreviation of caliber. | |
| ㎉ | abbreviation of kilocalorie. | |
| ㎐ | the symbol for hertz, a unit of frequency. | |
| ㎑ | symbol for kilohertz | |
| ㎒ | symbol for megahertz | |
| ㎓ | symbol for gigahertz | |
| ㎾ | symbol for kilowatt | |
| ㏑ | (mathematics) natural logarithm; logarithm to the base e. | |
| ㏈ | symbol for decibel | |
| ㏐ | symbol for the lumen | |
| ㎳ | symbol for millisecond | |
| ㎭ | Abbreviation of radian. Abbreviation of radiator. Abbreviation of sight radius. | |
| ㏅ | symbol for the candela | |
| ㎪ | symbol for kilopascal | |
| ㏗ | (chemistry) Measure of the acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution, equal to the negative logarithm of the concentration of hydronium ions in molars. | |
| ′ | prime (or minute mark) | |
| ″ | double prime (or second mark) |