Converting from Fluid Scruple (fl s) to Cubic Decameter (dam³)

What is Fluid scruple (fl s)

Fluid scruple (fl s) is a unit of volume traditionally used in pharmacy and medicine. It is part of the apothecary system and is typically derived from the scruple, which is a weight measure in the same system. The fluid scruple is valued at approximately 1/8 of a fluid ounce or about 4.92892 milliliters. Although the fluid scruple is not commonly used today, understanding it remains essential in historical medical contexts and specific measurement conversions.

What is Cubic decameter (dam³)

Cubic decameter (dam³) is a metric measurement of volume. The term "decameter" indicates a length of ten meters, hence, a cubic decameter is the volume of a cube with each side measuring ten meters. This unit is larger than many common volume measures, such as liters and cubic meters. One cubic decameter is equivalent to 1,000,000 liters, making it useful for measuring larger volumes of water or other substances.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from fluid scruples to cubic decameters, the following conversion factor is used:

To convert cubic decameters to fluid scruples, the reverse relationship is:

Examples

Here are some examples to illustrate conversions between fluid scruples and cubic decameters:

1. Convert 13 fluid scruples to cubic decameters:

13fl s=13×0.000000001183878=0.00000001539041dam³

2. Convert 11 fluid scruples to cubic decameters:

11fl s=11×0.000000001183878=0.00000001302265dam³

3. Convert 7 fluid scruples to cubic decameters:

7fl s=7×0.000000001183878=0.000000008287143dam³

4. Convert 13 cubic decameters to fluid scruples:

13dam³=13×844681900=10980860000fl s

5. Convert 11 cubic decameters to fluid scruples:

11dam³=11×844681900=9291501000fl s

6. Convert 7 cubic decameters to fluid scruples:

7dam³=7×844681900=5912773000fl s