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How Many Ounces in a Liter

Ounces and liters are used for measuring volume in different systems. This is why it is not so easy to convert values from ounces into liters and vice versa.

The liter is a very definite unit from the metric system and there is nothing unclear about it. It is equal to one cubic decimeter.

But you can get confused while dealing with ounces, because there several types of this unit. First, you should understand that now we mean fluid ounces, not dry ones, which are used for measuring weight. Second, there two main kinds of the fluid ounce: the imperial ounce and the US customary ounce. They are not equal in volume.


Now we can calculate how many ounces there are in one liter.


If you do not have a calculator next your hand, you can use the following table (for US fluid ounces) for making conversions.

Liter
Ounce
Liter
Ounce
1
33.8140226
20
676.280452
2
676280452
30
1014.420678
3
101.4420678
40
1352.560904
4
135.2560904
50
1690.70113
5
169.070113
60
2028.841356
6
202.8841356
70
2366.981582
7
236.6981582
80
2705.121808
8
270.5121808
90
3043.262034
9
304.3262034
100
3381.40226
10
338.140226
999
337802.085774

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  1. The ounce (abbr. oz) is a non-metric unit of mass or volume (fluid ounce), which is used in many systems and has a number of different definitions. The US fluid ounce is equal to approximately 29.6 milliliters, and the imperial fluid ounce contains about 28.4 milliliters.
  2. The liter (abbr. L or l) is the basic volume unit in the metric system. It is equals to one cubic decimeter (dm3).
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