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No, it's just a word. 100.[ft_i]3 does it also easy enough. Even if it was cubic centimeter, a "hecto cubic centimeter" doesn't exist. Now I would not be surprised if somewhere somebody has said thinks like kilo-miles or may be even hecto-feet but what people casually say doesn't mean it needs to be encoded as atomic symbols. They still can use UCUM to say precisely what they want, like 100.[ft_i] or 1000.[mi_i].
Thanks for the answer, it makes complete sense and shows how powerful the UCUM format is.
Issue migrated from trac ticket # 194
component: help | priority: minor | resolution: answered
2017-01-03 16:34:47: bruno@imby.bio created the issue