What is the next measurement after liter?

Answer 1

Kiloliter. A kiloliter [kL] is equal to 1,000 litres, and after kiloliters are mega litres [KL or Kl], 1,000 kiloliters, so 1,000,000 litres.

The same goes for distance, milliliters (mL) to millimeters (mm), centilitres (cL) to centimetres (cm), decilitres (dL) to decimetres (dm), litres (L) to metres (m), kilolitres (kL) to kilometres (km), and finally, megalitres (caps ML or upper and lowercase Ml) to megameters (MM or Mm).

Answer 2

The metric system, in the real world, goes up and down in thousands. So a litre is one thousand millilitres, and 1000 litres would be a cubic metre. Occasionally a cubic metre is called a kilolitre, but it's not considered correct. The base unit of volume is the cubicmetre, 1 litre is shorthand for 0.001cubic metres.

In order of increasing size, microlitre, millilitre, litre, cubic metre.

Answer 3

The next commonly used metric unit after a liter is a kiloliter, which is a 1000 liters. A gallon is larger than a liter, but it is an imperial unit used mainly within the United States.

Answer 4

Kiloliter and correct spelling is Liters not litres

Answer 5

100 centilitres

1,000 milliletres

1,000,000 microlitres

1,000 cubic centimetres

0.001 cubic metre

Answer 6

Such that 1000 litres is equal to one kilolitre, 1000 kilolitres is equal to one megalitre.

Answer 7

It is called the litre, it weighs 1Kg and has 1,000 cc.

Answer 8

gorillalitre

Answer 9

kilolitres