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Oxygen (in the liquid, gas and plasma states) is measured in litres because litres measure fluids, which flow freely. Oxygen (at 68ºF) is a fluid.

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Oxygen is typically measured in liters because it is a gas that is commonly administered in medical settings using oxygen therapy equipment that delivers a specific volume of oxygen per unit of time. Measuring it in liters helps ensure that patients receive the correct amount of oxygen to support their respiratory needs.

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