Milliliters to Liters (ml to l) Conversion, 1 ml is to 0.0010 l

Converting litres to millilitres can sometimes be tricky. Growing up, you must have been confused about which soda bottle to purchase based on its quantity. Trust us when we say this, but as a child, it is challenging to tell whether a 2-litre bottle is sufficient for the guests at your home. That is why, most of the time, we remember the size by its price. Although this trick usually works, knowing the quantity in a litre and how much it will be when denoted by millilitres is important. Also, it is easier because both these units are used depending on the size of the quantity. Yes, a large quantity is not denoted in millilitres as it will be difficult to remember such a large amount. The same goes for small quantities, as too many decimal places make the calculation tricky. That is why effectively using litres and millilitres will save time and simplify calculations.

If you wish for a simpler way to manage these units of measurement, then you’ve reached the right place. This blog will help you easily convert litres to millilitres or vice versa. After reading this blog, you will be able to calculate the amount of quantities within a few minutes. So, without further delay, let us start understanding these two units of measurement.

What is a milliliter?

A millilitre is a measurement unit of a volume or a capacity. It is primarily used to measure a very small quantity of a particular volume. As is clear by the name, a millilitre is a much smaller quantity than a litre. mL or ml is the most frequently used symbol for milliliters.

Current use of milliliter

Millilitre as a unit is used when the measurement has to be done for liquids which have small quantities or capacity. This unit of measurement can be used for a can of water or soda.

What is a litre?

A litre is the most basic unit of measurement to measure the volume of a particular substance. The symbol for litre is l or L. The most common use of litre is to measure the quantity of water. The measurement of one litre of liquid water is equivalent (almost) to one kilogram. Litron, which was a measurement unit for weight in the old French system was changed to litre and was used as a measurement unit for volume.

Current use of litre

The measurement unit ‘Litre’ is used to measure the capacity of a container that holds solid or liquid. These items are measured by the size or capacity of the containers. It is also used to measure non-liquid volumes like backpacks, car trunks, etc.

Relation between milliliters and liters

The relation between milliliters and liters is very easy to comprehend. Understand it in this way that 1 milliliter = 0.001 Litre and 1 liter = 1000 milliliters. By learning this relation you will be able to convert ml in l liters by forming a simple formula.

How to convert ml into ltr?

In order to convert ml into litre you just need to remember the above relation. So, to take out the value of litre from the given value of millilitre, you need to multiply the value of litre by 0.001. By using this simple hack you will be able to succeed with ml to liters conversion.

Ml into litre Formula

The formula to convert ml into litre is quite simple to remember and you would not have a hard time using it. This can also be referred to as the ml to litre calculator. The formula is: Litre = millilitre x 0.001

Ml into litre example

Let us understand the above formula with the help of an example. Example: 11 ml into litre Solution: By inserting the value of millilitre in the above formula we will get, Litre = 11 x 0.001 = 0.011 litre Therefore, 11 millilitres is equal to 0.011 litre.

Ml to liters conversion table

Milliliter	Litres	Milliliter into Litre
1 ml	0.001 l	1 milliliter = 0.001 Litre
2 ml	0.002 l	2 milliliter = 0.002 Litre
3 ml	0.003 l	3 milliliter = 0.003 Litre
4 ml	0.004 l	4 milliliter = 0.004 Litre
5 ml	0.005 l	5 milliliter = 0.005 Litre
6 ml	0.006 l	6 milliliter = 0.006 Litre
7 ml	0.007 l	7 milliliter = 0.007 Litre
8 ml	0.008 l	8 milliliter = 0.008 Litre
9 ml	0.009 l	9 milliliter = 0.009 Litre
10 ml	0.01 l	10 milliliter = 0.01 Litre
11 ml	0.011 l	11 milliliter = 0.011 Litre
12 ml	0.012 l	12 milliliter = 0.012 Litre
13 ml	0.013 l	13 milliliter = 0.013 Litre
14 ml	0.014 l	14 milliliter = 0.014 Litre
15 ml	0.015 l	15 milliliter = 0.015 Litre
16 ml	0.016 l	16 milliliter = 0.016 Litre
17 ml	0.017 l	17 milliliter = 0.017 Litre
18 ml	0.018 l	18 milliliter = 0.018 Litre
19 ml	0.019 l	19 milliliter = 0.019 Litre
20 ml	0.02 l	20 milliliter = 0.02 Litre
21 ml	0.021 l	21 milliliter = 0.021 Litre
22 ml	0.022 l	22 milliliter = 0.022 Litre
23 ml	0.023 l	23 milliliter = 0.023 Litre
24 ml	0.024 l	24 milliliter = 0.024 Litre
25 ml	0.025 l	25 milliliter = 0.025 Litre
26 ml	0.026 l	26 milliliter = 0.026 Litre
27 ml	0.027 l	27 milliliter = 0.027 Litre
28 ml	0.028 l	28 milliliter = 0.028 Litre
29 ml	0.029 l	29 milliliter = 0.029 Litre
30 ml	0.03 l	30 milliliter = 0.03 Litre
31 ml	0.031 l	31 milliliter = 0.031 Litre
32 ml	0.032 l	32 milliliter = 0.032 Litre
33 ml	0.033 l	33 milliliter = 0.033 Litre
34 ml	0.034 l	34 milliliter = 0.034 Litre
35 ml	0.035 l	35 milliliter = 0.035 Litre
36 ml	0.036 l	36 milliliter = 0.036 Litre
37 ml	0.037 l	37 milliliter = 0.037 Litre
38 ml	0.038 l	38 milliliter = 0.038 Litre
39 ml	0.039 l	39 milliliter = 0.039 Litre
40 ml	0.04 l	40 milliliter = 0.04 Litre
41 ml	0.041 l	41 milliliter = 0.041 Litre
42 ml	0.042 l	42 milliliter = 0.042 Litre
43 ml	0.043 l	43 milliliter = 0.043 Litre
44 ml	0.044 l	44 milliliter = 0.044 Litre
45 ml	0.045 l	45 milliliter = 0.045 Litre
46 ml	0.046 l	46 milliliter = 0.046 Litre
47 ml	0.047 l	47 milliliter = 0.047 Litre
48 ml	0.048 l	48 milliliter = 0.048 Litre
49 ml	0.049 l	49 milliliter = 0.049 Litre
50 ml	0.05 l	50 milliliter = 0.05 Litre
51 ml	0.051 l	51 milliliter = 0.051 Litre
52 ml	0.052 l	52 milliliter = 0.052 Litre
53 ml	0.053 l	53 milliliter = 0.053 Litre
54 ml	0.054 l	54 milliliter = 0.054 Litre
55 ml	0.055 l	55 milliliter = 0.055 Litre
56 ml	0.056 l	56 milliliter = 0.056 Litre
57 ml	0.057 l	57 milliliter = 0.057 Litre
58 ml	0.058 l	58 milliliter = 0.058 Litre
59 ml	0.059 l	59 milliliter = 0.059 Litre
60 ml	0.06 l	60 milliliter = 0.06 Litre
61 ml	0.061 l	61 milliliter = 0.061 Litre
62 ml	0.062 l	62 milliliter = 0.062 Litre
63 ml	0.063 l	63 milliliter = 0.063 Litre
64 ml	0.064 l	64 milliliter = 0.064 Litre
65 ml	0.065 l	65 milliliter = 0.065 Litre
66 ml	0.066 l	66 milliliter = 0.066 Litre
67 ml	0.067 l	67 milliliter = 0.067 Litre
68 ml	0.068 l	68 milliliter = 0.068 Litre
69 ml	0.069 l	69 milliliter = 0.069 Litre
70 ml	0.07 l	70 milliliter = 0.07 Litre
71 ml	0.071 l	71 milliliter = 0.071 Litre
72 ml	0.072 l	72 milliliter = 0.072 Litre
73 ml	0.073 l	73 milliliter = 0.073 Litre
74 ml	0.074 l	74 milliliter = 0.074 Litre
75 ml	0.075 l	75 milliliter = 0.075 Litre
76 ml	0.076 l	76 milliliter = 0.076 Litre
77 ml	0.077 l	77 milliliter = 0.077 Litre
78 ml	0.078 l	78 milliliter = 0.078 Litre
79 ml	0.079 l	79 milliliter = 0.079 Litre
80 ml	0.08 l	80 milliliter = 0.08 Litre
81 ml	0.081 l	81 milliliter = 0.081 Litre
82 ml	0.082 l	82 milliliter = 0.082 Litre
83 ml	0.083 l	83 milliliter = 0.083 Litre
84 ml	0.084 l	84 milliliter = 0.084 Litre
85 ml	0.085 l	85 milliliter = 0.085 Litre
86 ml	0.086 l	86 milliliter = 0.086 Litre
87 ml	0.087 l	87 milliliter = 0.087 Litre
88 ml	0.088 l	88 milliliter = 0.088 Litre
89 ml	0.089 l	89 milliliter = 0.089 Litre
90 ml	0.09 l	90 milliliter = 0.09 Litre
91 ml	0.091 l	91 milliliter = 0.091 Litre
92 ml	0.092 l	92 milliliter = 0.092 Litre
93 ml	0.093 l	93 milliliter = 0.093 Litre
94 ml	0.094 l	94 milliliter = 0.094 Litre
95 ml	0.095 l	95 milliliter = 0.095 Litre
96 ml	0.096 l	96 milliliter = 0.096 Litre
97 ml	0.097 l	97 milliliter = 0.097 Litre
98 ml	0.098 l	98 milliliter = 0.098 Litre
99 ml	0.099 l	99 milliliter = 0.099 Litre
100 ml	0.1 l	100 milliliter = 0.1 Litre

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Difference between milliliters and liters

Basis of Comparison	Millilitre	Litre
Definition	Millilitre is a volume unit in the metric system	Litres is also a metric unit of volume.
Relation	1 milliliter = 0.001 Litre	1 litre = 1000 millilitre
Size	A milliliter is smaller than a liter	One litre is 1000 times bigger than a millilitre
Use	A milliliter is used as a measurement unit for small quantities of liquids	Litre is used to major the liquid things which can be poured. Non-liquid things can also be used.
Applicability	It is employed in the United States, Australia, Canada and a few other countries.	It is employed in the United States, Australia, Canada and a few other countries.