👉 In mathematics and physics, a decimolar is a unit of measurement that represents one thousandth of a millionth or one thousandth of one billionth. It is often used to measure quantities such as temperature, pressure, density, and electrical current. The decimal system was originally developed in ancient times for representing numbers, but it has since been widely adopted by modern science and engineering applications. Decimolars are represented as 1/10^6, 1/10^7
