½ ⅓ ⅔ ¼ ¾ ⅕ ⅖ ⅗ ⅘ ⅙ ⅚ ⅐ ⅛ ⅜ ⅝ ⅞ ⅑ ⅒Fractions
When composing fractions, use the dedicated fraction slash: ⁄, like this: 1⁄11 (rather than 1/11). For a clever way to use fractals of the style 12 on the web, see jsfiddle.net/xW7d8
Precomposed fraction signs (“case fractions”):
- Unicode
- ½
U+00BD- ⅓
U+2153- ⅔
U+2154- ¼
U+00BC- ¾
U+00BE- ⅕
U+2155- ⅖
U+2156- ⅗
U+2157- ⅘
U+2158- ⅙
U+2159- ⅚
U+215A- ⅐
U+2150- ⅛
U+215B- ⅜
U+215C- ⅝
U+215D- ⅞
U+215E- ⅑
U+2151- ⅒
U+2152
- HTML
- ½
½·½- ¼
¼- ¾
¾
- LaTex
- ½
\frac12- ⅓
\frac13- ⅔
\frac23- ¼
\frac14- ¾
\frac34- ⅕
\frac15- ⅖
\frac25- ⅗
\frac35- ⅘
\frac45- ⅙
\frac16- ⅚
\frac56- ⅛
\frac18- ⅜
\frac38- ⅝
\frac58- ⅞
\frac78
Similar characters: ↉ · ⅟ · ⁄