What is the basic unit for measuring liquid volume?

Answer 1

Litres are the SI unit of volume. In everyday chemistry, a litre is quite a large volume. Most standard beakers cannot hold even half a litre. For smaller volumes, millilitres (ml) are used. There are 1000ml in 1 litre, so 400ml is the same as 0.4 litres.

Answer

SI does not distinguish between solid and liquid volumes, so the SI unit for the volume of anything is the cubic metre. While the litre is a metric unit, it is NOT an SI unit

Answer 2

There are several units used for Volume.

M3 Cubic metres. and smaller units of cc, Cubic centimetres

Litres and smaller units of mL, Millilitres

Pints

Gallons

Fluid ounces.

Answer 3

There is no base unit for volume in SI. Units for volume are derived unit.

Answer 4

Cubic meters. For smaller amounts, liters and milliliters are also used.

Answer 5

The SI base unit for volume is the cubic metre.

For smaller amounts the litre is often used but this is not a base unit.

Answer 6

The SI base unit for volume is the cubic metre.

For smaller amounts the litre is often used but this is not a base unit

Answer 7

The liter, L, or milliliter, mL, or cubic centimeter, cm3 or cc. 1mL = 1cm3.