Is there a name for a logarithm with a mantissa of zero?

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Not a math guy, just asking out of curiosity.

I recently came to understand that a logarithm's integer and fraction parts are respectively called the characteristic and the mantissa (if that's wrong then feel free to smash me to pieces).

Right now I need to do some work with base ten log results and I need to do something depending on if the resulting logarithm has a mantissa of zero:

log10(0.1) = -1
log10(0.2) = -0.698...
...
log10(1) = 0

In the expressions above, is there a specific terminology to differentiate results like -1 and 0 from other logarithms?