>>I too consider them to be interchangeable, but I >>tend to associate liters strictly with liquid >>volumes. > > I understand that. But note that the most common use > of liters in America is for car engines. I don't know > if you have overlooked that, or if you also think of > that as a liquid volume. Actually, not being very knowledgeable about how engines work, I did actually think that the mention of a 1.5 L engine was referring to 1.5 L of some liquid in the engine.
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- [USMA:36594] RE: Kiloliters Philip S Hall
- [USMA:36599] RE: Kiloliters Martin Vlietstra
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- [USMA:36658] RE: Kiloliters Phil Chernack
- [USMA:36662] RE: Kiloliters James J. Wentworth
- [USMA:36659] RE: Kiloliters Philip S Hall
- [USMA:36661] RE: Kiloliters Anon Anon
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