Convert 4 cl to ml
How often does it happen that you have a quantity in a recipe that cannot be found on the measuring cup because a different scale is used here. Then it is useful if you can convert cl to ml, e.g. B. 4 cl.
Cl and ml belong to the volume specifications. A volume specification of 4 cl can be converted extremely easily if you know how the volume specifications are related.
Worth knowing about the 4 volume specifications
- There are 4 common volume specifications in households: the liter (L), the deciliter (dl), the centiliter (cl) and the milliliter (ml).
- The names suggest more. So "Dezi" always stands for 10, dl here means a tenth of a liter. "Zenti" means 100, so cl is 1/100 liter, and "Milli" stands for 1000, ml for 1/1000 liter.
- One liter has the volume of a cube with an edge length of 10 cm, whereas a milliliter has an edge length of only 1 cm.
- The liter was introduced in France in 1793 and equated to one cubic decimeter. After the first phase of the French Revolution, it became a "republican unit of measurement". Before that, the most varied of dimensions were used very differently from region to region.
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How to convert cl to ml and vice versa
- As you have seen above, the various volume measures are all separated by a factor of 10. Cl is the next largest measure after ml.
- If you now want to calculate the ml value of 4 cl, you simply have to multiply this by 10, so you get 40 ml for 4 cl.
- The other way round, you can also specify 4 ml in the centiliter format by dividing this value by 10 and thus get 0.4 cl.
You can see that dealing with the various volume specifications is not really difficult. You just have to be fully aware of the dimensions and how it relates to the other information.
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