Yes - there are 10 millilitres in one centilitre.
For a carton to drink while on the go, it would be a millilitre (or centilitre). For larger cartons it would be a litre.
(one hundredth) litre = 10 millilitres
1cl is greater. It is a centilitre, which is 1 litre divided by 100. A millilitre is a litre divided by 1000.
A centilitre = 0.01 Litre.A centilitre = 0.01 Litre.A centilitre = 0.01 Litre.A centilitre = 0.01 Litre.
They are incompatible and cannot be compared as they measure different things: an ounce (oz) is a measure of mass; whereas a millilitre (ml) is a measure of volume However a fluid ounce (fl oz) IS a measure of volume and is about 30 ml making the fluid ounce (fl oz) bigger than the millilitre (ml).
Millilitre is smaller than centilitre in the same sense as millimeter is smaller than centimeter.
1 Millilitre = 0.1 Centilitres1 centilitre = 1/10 of a millilitre
No. A milliliter is 10 times smaller than a centiliter.
A centilitre is defined as 1/100th of a litre. A millilitre is defined as 1/1000th of a litre. So by definition, a centilitre is equal to 10 millilitres.
1 mL = 0,001 L.1 cL = 0,010 LSo 1 centilitre has 1 millilitre.
It means 1 centilitre-or 1/100 of a litre, or 10 ml.
10 millilitres = 1 centilitre so 85 ml = 85/10 = 8.5 cl. Simple!
Centi will always be bigger than milli. However, here you have one unit of volume (centilitre) and one of length. These cannot be compared directly without any further info, but I dont think this is needed in this case. centilitre is 1000 times bigger than millilitre, and centimetre is 10 times bigger than millimetre.
A pint (0.568 litres), A decilitre (0.1 litres) a centilitre (0.01l) and a millilitre (0.001 l) and so on
Larger.
A millilitre is 1000 times smaller than a litre
10 millilitres = 1 centilitre so 1 millilitre = 1/10 = 0.1 centilitre. Simple!