Volume conversions
Volume converter for metric and imperial units — litres, millilitres, cubic metres, US and UK gallons, fluid ounces, cups, pints, quarts and cooking spoons. Distinguishes US (1 gallon = 3.785 L) and UK (1 gallon = 4.546 L) imperial systems correctly.
The everyday metric volume unit — 1 cubic decimetre exactly
The medical and cooking micro-volume unit — identical to 1 cc
The SI volume unit used for water, gas and shipping — 1000 litres
The US fuel and liquid volume unit — 17% smaller than the UK gallon
The British imperial gallon — 20% larger than the US gallon
Volume unit for US beverages and cosmetics — not the same as mass ounce
The US cooking cup — 240 ml, not the same as UK or metric cup
US liquid pint 473 ml; UK imperial pint 568 ml — used for beer and milk
US quart 946 ml; UK quart 1.137 L — common for motor oil in the US
Cooking spoon unit — US 15 ml; Australia 20 ml; UK 17.7 ml
The cooking and medication spoon unit — 5 ml standard internationally
The global crude-oil pricing unit — 42 US gallons = 158.987 L
Used for US V8 engine displacement and US firearms specifications
Used in US HVAC, natural gas billing and appliance capacity
The US concrete and bulk-material unit — 27 cubic feet
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