dL\text{dL}

deciliter

Volumeexact by definition

The decilitre is a tenth of a litre, 100 millilitres, exactly 10⁻⁴ cubic metres. It is a standard measure in continental European cookery and in clinical chemistry, where blood analyte concentrations are conventionally reported per decilitre.

Watch out: Clinical results in mg/dL and mmol/L are the same measurement in different units, and the conversion is analyte-specific because it depends on molar mass. Blood glucose of 100 mg/dL is 5.55 mmol/L; the same numeric conversion applied to cholesterol is wrong.

1 dL\text{dL} 0.1 L\text{L}

One deciliter in every volume unit

100,000cubic millimeter (mm³)
100,000microliter (μL)
100milliliter (mL)
100cubic centimeter (cm³)
20.2884US teaspoon (tsp)
10centiliter (cL)
6.7628US tablespoon (tbsp)
6.10237cubic inch (in³)
3.51951imperial fluid ounce (imp fl oz)
3.3814US fluid ounce (fl oz)
1deciliter (dL)this unit
0.422675US cup (cup)
0.211338US pint (pt)
0.175975imperial pint (imp pt)
0.105669US quart (qt)
0.1liter (L)
0.1cubic decimeter (dm³)
0.0879877imperial quart (imp qt)
0.0423776board foot (fbm)
0.0264172US gallon (gal)
0.0219969imperial gallon (imp gal)
0.00353147cubic foot (ft³)
0.00283776US bushel (bu)
0.001hectoliter (hL)
0.000852168US beer barrel (bbl beer)
0.000628981oil barrel (bbl)
0.000130795cubic yard (yd³)
0.0001cubic meter (m³)
0.0001kiloliter (kL)
0.0000353147hundred cubic feet (CCF)
0.0000275896cord (cord)
8.10713e-08acre-foot (ac·ft)
2.64172e-08million US gallons (MG)
1.00000e-13cubic kilometer (km³)