I am writing referring to:
https://www.convertunits.com/from/nanomoles/to/nanoatoms
i.e. the conversion of nanoatoms to nanomoles.
While your conversion strategy is *entirely logical*, I would like to point out that the units "milliatoms" and "microatoms" (and by extension "nanoatoms") are often used as a pure *mass unit* (especially in radiation physics),
meaning
1 microatom = 1 microgram of atoms (NOT 10^-6 atoms!)
While your definition of nanoatom (based on 1 microatom = 10^-6 atoms) is far more logical (and potentially SI correct), this is *not* the definition used in most scientific literature, and could be confusing to people who use your site.
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