Recall that linear momentum is m*v, to yield Kg*m/s.
Recall that to account for different distributions of
mass in rotating objects, the moment of inertia, or "I" was used.
Angular momentum is given by L
= Iw.and its unit is Kgm2/s.

How
much angular momentum does a 1Kg disc have if spinning at 2r/s? Radius
is .1m.
L = .5mr2w = (.5)(1)(.12)(2)
= .01 Kgm2/s