\text{m}^{-3}

per cubic meter

Number density Cost per volumeexact by definition

The reciprocal cubic metre is the SI unit of number density, counting how many discrete things occupy a unit volume: molecules, particles, defects or organisms. The quantity being counted is dimensionless, so the unit is a pure reciprocal volume. The relation to SI base units is exact by definition.

1 $\text{m}^{-3}$ (Number density)	1 $\text{m}^{-3}$
1 $\text{\$/m}^{3}$ (Cost per volume)	1 $\text{\$/m}^{3}$

As a unit of cost per volume

Cost per cubic metre is a price attached to a volume of material, the base of this converter's volumetric cost scale. It is the standard basis for municipal water and sewer billing in metric jurisdictions, for bulk liquid contracts and for aggregate and concrete pricing. The conversions between the volume units here are exact wherever the underlying volume relations are exact.

One per cubic meter in every number density unit

1	per cubic meter (m⁻³)this unit
0.0283168	per cubic foot (ft⁻³)
0.001	per liter (L⁻¹)
0.000001	per cubic centimeter (cm⁻³)
0.000001	per milliliter (mL⁻¹)
1.00000e-09	per microliter (μL⁻¹)
1.00000e-09	per cubic millimeter (mm⁻³)
3.72193e-26	amagat (amagat)
1.00000e-30	per cubic angstrom (Å⁻³)

One per cubic meter in every cost per volume unit

1,233.48	per acre-foot ($/ac·ft)
28.3168	per thousand cubic feet ($/Mcf)
3.78541	per thousand US gallons ($/1000 gal)
2.83168	per hundred cubic feet ($/CCF)
1	per cubic meter ($/m³)this unit
1	per thousand liters ($/1000 L)
0.158987	per oil barrel ($/bbl)
0.0283168	per cubic foot ($/ft³)
0.00454609	per imperial gallon ($/imp gal)
0.00378541	per US gallon ($/gal)
0.001	per liter ($/L)

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