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Volume measures three-dimensional space. The SI unit is the cubic metre and the litre is the practical liquid measure. Note: a US gallon (3.785 L) differs from an imperial gallon (4.546 L).

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Volume measures three-dimensional space. The SI unit is the cubic metre and the litre is the practical liquid measure. Note: a US gallon (3.785 L) differs from an imperial gallon (4.546 L).

Mind the difference between the US gallon (3.785 L) and the imperial gallon (4.546 L) when converting liquids.

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UnitNameDefinitionClassification
LLiterThe litre is accepted for use with the SI, equal to 1 dmΒ³ (0.001 mΒ³).Accepted with SI
mLMilliliterOne thousandth of a litre.Accepted with SI
mΒ³Cubic MeterThe SI base unit of volume.SI Derived
cmΒ³Cubic CentimeterEqual to one millilitre, also called cc.SI Derived
gal (US)US Liquid GallonThe US liquid gallon, exactly 3.785411784 litres.Non-SI
gal (UK)Imperial GallonThe imperial gallon, exactly 4.54609 litres.Non-SI
qt (US)US QuartOne quarter of a US gallon.Non-SI
pt (US)US PintHalf of a US quart.Non-SI
cupMetric CupA metric cup of 250 millilitres.Non-SI
tbspTablespoonA metric tablespoon of 15 millilitres.Non-SI
tspTeaspoonA metric teaspoon of 5 millilitres.Non-SI
bblOil BarrelAn oil barrel of 42 US gallons.Non-SI
ftΒ³Cubic FootThe volume of a cube one foot on a side.Non-SI
inΒ³Cubic InchThe volume of a cube one inch on a side.Non-SI
ydΒ³Cubic YardThe volume of a cube one yard on a side, common for concrete.Non-SI

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