# Convert liter to m3

Swap conversion: m3 to liter

## Facts and Curiosities

A Liter corresponds to the amount of liquid that fits exactly inside a cube with 1 dm of edge. Since the density of water is approximately 1 kilogram per liter, this almost equivalence makes it easy to move from one measurement system to another (in the case of water). In other substances, whether liquid or not, the passage from one unit of measurement to another, is possible only if we know its density. As a matter of curiosity, know that filling a tub to take bath causes that approximately 265 liters of water are consumed, and that a liter of gasoline is enough to contaminate 700 thousand liters of water!

A Cubic Meter equals 1000 liters and corresponds to the volume of a cube with 1 meter edges. Calculating the cubic meters of capacity of a pool is relatively easy, since you simply multiply the length, width and height. But if we want to calculate the cubic meters occupied by the water of a river, then the case changes. In these circumstances, the best we could do is try to get a rough estimate. Did you know that the impressive amount of 2.8 million cubic meters of concrete was used in the construction of the "Three Gorges" hydroelectric dam in China?

## Math Formula

m^3=L/1000

## Conversion Examples

liter to m3 liter to m3
5 L = 0,0050 m³ 60 L = 0,0600 m³
10 L = 0,0100 m³ 70 L = 0,0700 m³
15 L = 0,0150 m³ 80 L = 0,0800 m³
20 L = 0,0200 m³ 90 L = 0,0900 m³
25 L = 0,0250 m³ 100 L = 0,1000 m³
30 L = 0,0300 m³ 500 L = 0,5000 m³
35 L = 0,0350 m³ 1000 L = 1 m³
40 L = 0,0400 m³ 5000 L = 5 m³
45 L = 0,0450 m³ 10000 L = 10 m³
50 L = 0,0500 m³ 25000 L = 25 m³