milliliter
Volumeexact by definition
The millilitre is one thousandth of a litre, exactly 10⁻⁶ m³, which is identical to one cubic centimetre. It is the standard unit of small liquid volumes in medicine, cooking and the laboratory. The factor is exact by definition.
Watch out: A millilitre and a cubic centimetre are exactly the same volume, so "cc" and "mL" are interchangeable and 5 cc equals 5 mL. This has only been strictly true since 1964: between 1901 and 1964 the litre was defined by the mass of water rather than by the cubic decimetre, and one old litre was 1.000028 dm³. Medical practice now prefers mL because a handwritten "cc" can be misread.
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One milliliter in every volume unit
| 1,000 | cubic millimeter (mm³) | |
| 1,000 | microliter (μL) | |
| 1 | milliliter (mL)this unit | |
| 1 | cubic centimeter (cm³) | |
| 0.202884 | US teaspoon (tsp) | |
| 0.1 | centiliter (cL) | |
| 0.067628 | US tablespoon (tbsp) | |
| 0.0610237 | cubic inch (in³) | convert → |
| 0.0351951 | imperial fluid ounce (imp fl oz) | |
| 0.033814 | US fluid ounce (fl oz) | convert → |
| 0.01 | deciliter (dL) | |
| 0.00422675 | US cup (cup) | |
| 0.00211338 | US pint (pt) | convert → |
| 0.00175975 | imperial pint (imp pt) | |
| 0.00105669 | US quart (qt) | convert → |
| 0.001 | liter (L) | convert → |
| 0.001 | cubic decimeter (dm³) | |
| 0.000879877 | imperial quart (imp qt) | |
| 0.000423776 | board foot (fbm) | |
| 0.000264172 | US gallon (gal) | convert → |
| 0.000219969 | imperial gallon (imp gal) | convert → |
| 0.0000353147 | cubic foot (ft³) | convert → |
| 0.0000283776 | US bushel (bu) | |
| 0.00001 | hectoliter (hL) | |
| 0.00000852168 | US beer barrel (bbl beer) | |
| 0.00000628981 | oil barrel (bbl) | |
| 0.00000130795 | cubic yard (yd³) | convert → |
| 0.000001 | cubic meter (m³) | convert → |
| 0.000001 | kiloliter (kL) | |
| 3.53147e-07 | hundred cubic feet (CCF) | |
| 2.75896e-07 | cord (cord) | |
| 8.10713e-10 | acre-foot (ac·ft) | |
| 2.64172e-10 | million US gallons (MG) | |
| 1.00000e-15 | cubic kilometer (km³) |
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