If all the water on Earth is represented by a 1000-L tank, only about 2.5% of that is freshwater, and only a small fraction of that is accessible and safe for drinking (potable water). This amounts to roughly 25 L of freshwater, but only about 1% of that is readily available for human use, which is approximately 0.25 L or 250 mL. Therefore, in this analogy, potable water would represent about 250 mL of the 1000-L tank.
A Hectoliter = 100L A Kiloliter = 1000L 1000L/100L = 10 Hectoliters per kiloliter
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It depends what your purpose is. The litre is SI term for volume. Depending on the size of volume you need, you may consider millilitres (1/1000L), microlitres (generally used in biology), or if talking about mass amounts of water, say flowing through a waterpipe or in a swimming pool, you may look at m3, which is 1000L. In the bar industry, beers are often served in pints (UK 1pt is 0.568L). In cooking, you can use fluid ounces.
It depends what your purpose is. The litre is SI term for volume. Depending on the size of volume you need, you may consider millilitres (1/1000L), microlitres (generally used in Biology), or if talking about mass amounts of water, say flowing through a waterpipe or in a swimming pool, you may look at m3, which is 1000L. In the bar industry, beers are often served in pints (UK 1pt is 0.568L). In cooking, you can use fluid ounces.
1000L to 1kL
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1kL=1000L 0.212kL=212L
1000L is 264.2 US gallons.
0.1 litres in a decilitre
1kl =1000l 8kl = 8000l