Converting from Drop, Imperial (gtt) to Cubic Nanometer (nm³)

What is Drop, Imperial (gtt)

The drop, imperial (gtt) is a unit of volume primarily used in cooking and medicine. It represents a small, liquid measure equivalent to approximately 1/20 of a milliliter (mL). Though not commonly used in scientific literature, it remains a practical unit in various fields, especially in jurisdictions that use the imperial measurement system.

What is Cubic Nanometer (nm³)

Cubic nanometer (nm³) is a unit of volume in the metric system, primarily used in scientific contexts such as chemistry and physics. A cubic nanometer is a cube with each side measuring one nanometer (1 nm), which is 10^-9 meters. It is a very small unit of volume, often used to measure atoms, molecules, and other minuscule entities in nanotechnology and materials science.

Conversion Formulas

1. To convert from Drop, imperial (gtt) to Cubic nanometer (nm³):

   Volume in nm³=Volume in gtt×9.865647×1019

2. To convert from Cubic nanometer (nm³) to Drop, imperial (gtt):

   Volume in gtt=Volume in nm³×0.00000000000000000001013618

Examples

• To convert 1 gtt to nm³:

  1 gtt=1×9.865647×1019 nm³=9.865647×1019 nm³

• To convert 13 gtt to nm³:

  13 gtt=13×9.865647×1019 nm³=1.282534×1022 nm³

• To convert 15 gtt to nm³:

  15 gtt=15×9.865647×1019 nm³=1.479847×1022 nm³

• To convert 12 nm³ to gtt:

  12 nm³=12×0.00000000000000000001013618 gtt=1.216342×10−19 gtt

• To convert 13 nm³ to gtt:

  13 nm³=13×0.00000000000000000001013618 gtt=1.317704×10−19 gtt