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Measurement
Measures of liquid volume, sometimes referred to as capacity, include the liter (L) and
the milliliter (mL).
the milliliter (mL).
Volume, whether liquid or solid, is a measure of space. Solid volume is measured using
cubic meters (m3) as the base unit. Liquid volume is most often measured using liters.
cubic meters (m3) as the base unit. Liquid volume is most often measured using liters.
By definition, a liter is equivalent to 1,000 cm3 (or one 1 dm3). This leads to the
conclusion that 1 mL is equivalent to 1 cm3. Large volumes may be stated in liters but
are usually recorded in cubic meters.
conclusion that 1 mL is equivalent to 1 cm3. Large volumes may be stated in liters but
are usually recorded in cubic meters.