Converting from Cubic Nanometer (nm³) to Fluid Dram (fl dr)

What is Cubic Nanometer (nm³)

A cubic nanometer (nm³) is a unit of volume in the metric system. It refers to the volume of a cube with edges measuring one nanometer each. Nanometers are extremely small units typically used at the atomic or molecular scale, making this measurement particularly relevant in fields like nanotechnology, chemistry, and physics. To give you an idea of scale, one cubic nanometer is equal to 1∗10−27 liters.

What is Fluid Dram (fl dr)

The fluid dram (fl dr) is a volume unit primarily used in the United States. It is part of the avoirdupois system, commonly used in cooking and medicine. One fluid dram is equal to 3.69669∗10−5 liters. Although not widely used in most scientific contexts today, it serves a specific purpose in pharmacology and some culinary applications.

Conversion Formulas

To convert between cubic nanometers and fluid drams, you can use the following formulas:

For converting from cubic nanometers to fluid drams:

For converting from fluid drams to cubic nanometers:

Examples

Here are a few examples to illustrate the conversion process:

• Example 1: Convert 10 nm³ to fl dr:

  10nm3=10×2.815606∗10−19≈0.000000000000000000002815606fl dr

• Example 2: Convert 13 fl dr to nm³:

  13fl dr=13×3551633000000000000000≈4.617123∗1022nm3

• Example 3: Convert 9 nm³ to fl dr:

  9nm3=9×2.815606∗10−19≈0.000000000000000000002534046fl dr

• Example 4: Convert 13 nm³ to fl dr:

  13nm3=13×2.815606∗10−19≈0.000000000000000000003660288fl dr

Each of these examples showcases how small cubic volumes translate into fluid drams, providing a practical insight into their relationship in the context of volume measurement.