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Strictly speaking it is m3 . However liters are often used though again more strictly 1 liter is euquivalent to 1 dm3 so a decimeter cubed for practical laboratory type volumes but for calculations involving potential energy from hydro-electric sources etc, the cubic meter is correct

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The SI unit for liquid volume is the cubic meter (m^3). However, for practical purposes, the liter (L) is often used as a more convenient unit for measuring liquid volumes.

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Liter (L)

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