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  • Understanding Units of Liquid Volume: mL, L, fl oz & More
    The most common units used to label liquid volume are:

    * Metric:

    * Milliliter (mL): A common unit for smaller volumes.

    * Liter (L): A unit for larger volumes.

    * Imperial:

    * Fluid ounce (fl oz): A common unit in the United States.

    * Pint (pt): A unit for larger volumes.

    * Quart (qt): A unit for larger volumes.

    * Gallon (gal): A unit for the largest volumes.

    Other less common units include:

    * Cubic meter (m³): A unit used for very large volumes.

    * Cubic centimeter (cm³): A unit used for very small volumes.

    The unit used depends on the context and the size of the volume being measured.

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