Question

What are the units for volume?

Answer 1

`"Pints, gallons, bushels, hogsheads, pecks........"`

Explanation:

Chemists tend to use `"litres"`, and `"millilitres"`. The unit proposed under the SI system of measurement, `m^3`, is an impossibly large volume.

In the UK, we tend to use `dm^3`, where `d` stands for `10^-1`, and thus `1*dm^3-=(1xx10^-1*m)^3=10^-3*m^3-=1*L`; and thus `1000*L-=1000*dm^3-=1*m^3`.