
Here you can convert the Volume unit Cubic Meter into the unit Liter and vice versa you can convert Liter into Cubic Meter. By clicking the "Swap units" icon, you will always obtain the desired conversion in the calculation result, i.e., m³ to l or l to m³. With the following calculator you can also calculate any other Volume unit.
Info about "Cubic Meter"
One cubic meter (m³; spelled metre in Commonwealth English and meter in American English) corresponds to the volume of a cube with an edge length of one meter.
1 m³ = 1 m × 1 m × 1 m
The cubic meter is the base unit for volume in the International System of Units (SI) and in other metric systems. All SI-compliant units of volume are derived from the metre and its parts and multiples.
Info about "Liter"
One liter (l; spelled litre in Commonwealth English and liter in American English) corresponds to one cubic decimeter (dm³) and thus to the volume of a cube with an edge length of 10 cm.
The liter is not part of the International System of Units (SI), but is approved for use with the SI. In addition, the liter is a legal unit of measurement due to national laws.
Basis for conversion Cubic Meter (m³) to Liter (l) and vice versa
The abbreviation for the "Volume unit Cubic Meter" is m³. The abbreviation for the "Volume unit Liter" is l.
Formula for the conversion of Cubic Meter (m³) to Liter (l) and vice versa
The calculation from Cubic Meter to Liter shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Cubic Meter to Liter |
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Determine the number of Liter from Cubic Meter Cubic Meter × 1000 |
Formula for the conversion of Liter (l) to Cubic Meter (m³)
The calculation from Liter to Cubic Meter shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Liter to Cubic Meter |
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Determine the number of Cubic Meter from Liter Liter × 0.001 |
Overview table : How many Cubic Meter are in a Liter ?
Cubic Meter m³ ⇒ Liter l |
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0.01 m³ are 10 l |
0.02 m³ are 20 l |
0.03 m³ are 30 l |
0.04 m³ are 40 l |
0.05 m³ are 50 l |
0.06 m³ are 60 l |
0.07 m³ are 70 l |
0.08 m³ are 80 l |
0.09 m³ are 90 l |
0.10 m³ are 100 l |
0.20 m³ are 200 l |
0.30 m³ are 300 l |
0.40 m³ are 400 l |
0.50 m³ are 500 l |
0.60 m³ are 600 l |
0.70 m³ are 700 l |
0.80 m³ are 800 l |
0.90 m³ are 900 l |
1 m³ corresponds to 1 000 l |
2 m³ are 2 000 l |
3 m³ are 3 000 l |
4 m³ are 4 000 l |
5 m³ are 5 000 l |
6 m³ are 6 000 l |
7 m³ are 7 000 l |
8 m³ are 8 000 l |
9 m³ are 9 000 l |
10 m³ are 10 000 l |
20 m³ are 20 000 l |
30 m³ are 30 000 l |
40 m³ are 40 000 l |
50 m³ are 50 000 l |
60 m³ are 60 000 l |
70 m³ are 70 000 l |
80 m³ are 80 000 l |
90 m³ are 90 000 l |
100 m³ are 100 000 l |
200 m³ are 200 000 l |
300 m³ are 300 000 l |
400 m³ are 400 000 l |
500 m³ are 500 000 l |
600 m³ are 600 000 l |
700 m³ are 700 000 l |
800 m³ are 800 000 l |
900 m³ are 900 000 l |
1 000 m³ are 1 000 000 l |
Overview table : How many Liter are in a Cubic Meter ?
Liter l ⇒ Cubic Meter m³ |
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0.01 l are 0.00001 m³ |
0.02 l are 0.00002 m³ |
0.03 l are 0.00003 m³ |
0.04 l are 0.00004 m³ |
0.05 l are 0.00005 m³ |
0.06 l are 0.00006 m³ |
0.07 l are 0.00007 m³ |
0.08 l are 0.00008 m³ |
0.09 l are 0.00009 m³ |
0.10 l are 0.00010 m³ |
0.20 l are 0.00020 m³ |
0.30 l are 0.00030 m³ |
0.40 l are 0.00040 m³ |
0.50 l are 0.00050 m³ |
0.60 l are 0.00060 m³ |
0.70 l are 0.00070 m³ |
0.80 l are 0.00080 m³ |
0.90 l are 0.00090 m³ |
1 l corresponds to 0.00100 m³ |
2 l are 0.00200 m³ |
3 l are 0.00300 m³ |
4 l are 0.00400 m³ |
5 l are 0.00500 m³ |
6 l are 0.00600 m³ |
7 l are 0.00700 m³ |
8 l are 0.00800 m³ |
9 l are 0.00900 m³ |
10 l are 0.01000 m³ |
20 l are 0.02000 m³ |
30 l are 0.03000 m³ |
40 l are 0.04000 m³ |
50 l are 0.05000 m³ |
60 l are 0.06000 m³ |
70 l are 0.07000 m³ |
80 l are 0.08000 m³ |
90 l are 0.09000 m³ |
100 l are 0.10000 m³ |
200 l are 0.20000 m³ |
300 l are 0.30000 m³ |
400 l are 0.40000 m³ |
500 l are 0.50000 m³ |
600 l are 0.60000 m³ |
700 l are 0.70000 m³ |
800 l are 0.80000 m³ |
900 l are 0.90000 m³ |
1 000 l are 1 m³ |
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Last update on February 20, 2023
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Previous changes on November 28, 2021
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