Liter to Cubic kilometer
liter to cubic kilometer Conversion Table
| liter (L) | cubic kilometer (km³) | |
|---|---|---|
| 0.01 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 0.1 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 1.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 2.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 3.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 5.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 10.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 20.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 30.0 L | → | 0.0 km³ |
| 50.0 L | → | 0.0000000001 km³ |
| 100.0 L | → | 0.0000000001 km³ |
| 1000.0 L | → | 0.000000001 km³ |
Example Conversion
To convert from liter to cubic kilometer, multiply by 0.0.
For example: 22 liter = 22 × 0.0 = 0.0 cubic kilometer
Unit History
About liter
The liter is a metric unit for volume commonly used for liquids and gases. It was originally defined as the volume of one kilogram of water at standard conditions, but is now fixed at exactly 1,000 cubic centimeters (0.001 cubic meters). Liters are internationally recognized and are widely used in everyday life to measure beverages, fuel, and other common fluids.
About cubic kilometer
A cubic kilometer represents a billion cubic meters, used to quantify extremely large volumes, such as bodies of water (lakes, seas), atmospheric phenomena, or planetary-scale geological structures. Though not commonly seen in day-to-day usage, cubic kilometers appear in scientific and environmental studies.