Milliliters to liters (ml to liters)
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L
Divide the number of milliliters by 1000.
A milliliter is one thousandth of a liter. A liter is the volume of a 10 centimeter cube.
Milliliters to liters chart
1 ml0.001 L
2 ml0.002 L
3 ml0.003 L
5 ml0.005 L
10 ml0.01 L
15 ml0.015 L
20 ml0.02 L
25 ml0.025 L
30 ml0.03 L
40 ml0.04 L
50 ml0.05 L
75 ml0.075 L
100 ml0.1 L
150 ml0.15 L
200 ml0.2 L
500 ml0.5 L
Worked example
A container holding 25 milliliters holds 0.025 liters.
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