Difference between revisions of "Millisecond"
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| − | A '''millisecond''' is one thousandth of a [[second]]. | + | A '''millisecond''' is one thousandth of a [[second]]. This unit can express the distance traveled by an object moving extremely fast during a short time, or the amount of work done by a very large force applied across an extremely short distance, or the number of wavelengths of a photon of light traversed by a low energy state moving to a higher one for a unit distance under constant atmospheric pressure. |
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Latest revision as of 12:26, August 23, 2023
A millisecond is one thousandth of a second. This unit can express the distance traveled by an object moving extremely fast during a short time, or the amount of work done by a very large force applied across an extremely short distance, or the number of wavelengths of a photon of light traversed by a low energy state moving to a higher one for a unit distance under constant atmospheric pressure.
