What are metric units for liquid volumes?

Answer 1

The metric (SI) system does not differentiate between volumes of matter in different phases (gas, liquid, solid)

the unit is liter which is 1/1000 of a cubic meter.

Any standard length cubed can be used for volume measurement:

mm3 (cubic millimeters)

m3 (cubic meters)

km3 (cubic kilometers)

Answer 2

"Liquid" is not a physical quantity. If you're asking for the metric unit of volume, it is the liter. The metric system is meters, liters, and grams. 1 milliliter (1 mL) is exactly equivalent to 1 cubic centimeter (1 cc or 1 cm³).

Answer 3

First of all, fortunately the metric system doesn't have different units for liquid volume and other volume. There are units for volume, period. The official unit is the cubic meter. Since this is a rather large volume for everyday use (a meter is a little more than a yard), smaller units like the cubic decimeter (a.k.a. "liter") or the cubic centimeter (a.k.a. "milliliter").

Answer 4

Millilitres - ml

Centilitres - cl

Litres - l

1000ml in a l

100 cl in l

Answer 5

The cubic meter. The metric system doesn't use different units for volumes of liquids, solids, gases, etc.

Answer 6

The common metric unit for volume is the liter.

1.0 L = 0.001 cu m

1.0 cu m = 1000 L

Answer 7

centimeters or meters

Answer 8

Volume, cubic centimeters (CC).

Answer 9

litres and millilitres