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What is a milliter?

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∙ 11y ago

The prefix milli indicates that there are 1/1000th sub units present. So in this case a milliliter indicates that there is 1/1000th of a liter.

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Is a milliter a unit of volume?

yes


How many milliter in an ounce?

29.57 ml


How many milliter in one meter?

1,000


How many cc in milliter?

1cc = 1mL


How many ml does a bathtub hold?

milliter


What is 6.80 gallon to milliter?

25740.81 ml


How many kiloliters are in a milliter?

There are a millionth of one


How many cubic centimeters in a milliter?

1cc = 1mL


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How many mg in a milliter?

None. The units are incompatible


Is a centiliter is greater measure than a milliter?

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Is a milliter more precise than a liter?

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