Converting from Drop, metric (gtt) to Cubic hectometer (hm³)

What is Drop, metric (gtt)

The metric drop (gtt) is a volume measurement commonly used in medicine and cooking. It refers to the tiny amount of liquid that falls from a dropper or similar device. In various calculations, this unit is essential, especially when dealing with precise liquid measurements.

What is Cubic hectometer (hm³)

A cubic hectometer (hm³) is a metric volume unit that is equal to a cube with sides of one hectometer each. Since 1 hectometer is 100 meters, this means that 1 hm³ equals 1,000,000 cubic meters (m³). This unit is typically used in larger-scale volume calculations, such as those involving water reservoirs or large containers.

Conversion Formulas

To convert between drops and cubic hectometers, you can use the following formulas:

1. To convert from drops to cubic hectometers:

   Volume in hm³=Volume in gtt×5∗10−14

2. To convert from cubic hectometers to drops:

   Volume in gtt=Volume in hm³×2∗1013

Examples

1. Converting 4 drops (gtt) to cubic hectometers (hm³):

   • Using the conversion formula for drops:
     Volume in hm³=4×5∗10−14=2∗10−13 hm³

2. Converting 16 drops (gtt) to cubic hectometers (hm³):

   • Using the formula:
     Volume in hm³=16×5∗10−14=8∗10−13 hm³

3. Converting 1 cubic hectometer (hm³) to drops (gtt):

   • Using the conversion formula for cubic hectometers:
     Volume in gtt=1×2∗1013=2∗1013 gtt

4. Converting 9 cubic hectometers (hm³) to drops (gtt):

   • Using the formula:
     Volume in gtt=9×2∗1013=1.8∗1014 gtt