Volume

440ml is about 15 fluid ounces.

Calculating volume of an object can aid in the decision of whether or not to purchase a certain size of something. A refrigerator is sold by the contents it can hold, in cubic feet. Swimming pools are installed by the gallon capacity, but they are first calculated by the cubic foot and then converted into gallons. A cubic foot of water weighs 62.31 pounds at 68 degrees F and contains approximately 7.5 gallons.

16 oz = 1pt

18 pts = 18x16= 288 oz

320 oz is greater

0.68 fluid ounces = about 0.020 liters.

18 and 2/3 feet

Volume displacement.

12 cups

1 gallon = 16 cups

1 cup = 0.06 gallon

There are 1000 milliliters in 1 liter.

One milliliter is 0.001 liter.

The regular list of added flavors do not have sugar. However any of the swirls do contain sugar.

350 cc = 21.3583104 cubic inches

350 cc = 1.47936349 US cups

One fluid ounce = about 29.6 mL

For gas and liquid, it took shape of what ever contain them.

For solid, it took original shape of what ever contain them before freezing to solid or mold them to solid. The later shape of solid is due to what it suffer over time to shape it to existing shape.

A gallon is 128 times bigger than 1 fluid ounce.

1cc (cubic centimeter) and 1mL (milliliter) are the same volume. So, 120mL = 120cc

1 mL = 0,001 L = 1 000 microlitres = 1 cm3. The mass for water is 1 g.

A volume of 1 millilitre equals 0.001 litres.

To convert millilitres to litres, multiply the number of millilitres by 0.001 litres.

225 millilitres equal 0.225 litres (225 x 0.001 = 0.225).

Yes and No.

16oz is equal to one pound, unless you are measuring liquids (fluid oz.)

By mass I assume you mean weight. If a vessel is used to contain the liquid, and the object causing displacement is completely submerged, simply measure the amount of increase in the height of the liquid. Assuming orthogonal wall(s), use the area of the liquid surface multiplied by the change in height to obtain the volume. The displaced liquid weight would be the volume multiplied by the weight per standard unit of the liquid. For example, If I drop an irregular shaped object into a 1 foot diameter bucket of water with a density allowing it to become submerged and there is a 2" rise in the water:

(12/2)²∙Pi=113.10in² (bucket area) x 2in (level increase) = 226.20 in³ (volume.)

To get the weight, find out how much the water weighs per unit volume. In this case I found from a table that water = .036127 lbs per cubic inch, therefore 226.20 in³ X .036127 lb/in³ = 8.1719 lbs.

If you really want to know the actual mass, remove the acceleration from the weight. In this case acceleration due to Earth's gravity is an average of 32.1 ft/s², so 8.1719 lbs / 32.1 ft/s² is .2546 lb∙ft/sec². In the imperial system, the mass would be 0.2546 Slugs.

If there is a way to capture the water displaced by an object, simply calculate the volume and weight of the measured "spill" from the vessel due to displacement.

7.23823 m3

1 Tablespoon of butter weights 1/2 ounce, so 5 Tablespoons is 2-1/2 ounces.

Background: There are 8 tablespoons in 1/4 pound of butter (also known as one stick of butter) and 1/4 pound is equal to 4 ounces (as there are 16 ounces in a 1 pound).

Depends on the solution or substance. You could have a solution that is mixed at 15mg per 1 ml but if a person needed a more dilute solution then you would mix it with a solvent to make it down to whatever is desired.

If you have a metal that is maybe 1gram per cubic centimeter then it would be 1000mg per ml of pure metal

1500

None. "Square foot" is a unit of surface area, as of a sheet of paper or a rug.

"Cubic foot" is a unit of capacity or volume of space, as of a bottle or a balloon.

The two units have different physical dimensions, and they're used to measure

completely different types of quantities. Neither one can be converted into the

other one.

If these units could be converted back and forth, then it would be possible to

calculate how many gallons of land your house sits on, or how many miles your

car gets on a square foot of gas.

1 cubic foot = 1728/231 ? 7.48 U.S. gallons

1 U.S. gallon is exactly 231 cubic inches, and a cubic foot is 1,728 cubic inches.