Noun:

முகத்தல் அளவையலகு, காலன் கொண்ட அளவு,

litres's Usage Examples:

The crop is a variable one, the export in 1905 having been 198,226 hectolitres, while that of 1906 was 96,770 hectolitres.

All these sources are estimated to yield about 220 to 230 litres per head.

In 1871 o~ily 20 hectolitres were produced, but in 1881 the output was 318,000 hectolitres, the maximum hitherto attained.

(a) What would be the dimensions of a cubical vessel which would exactly hold 125 litres; a litre being a cubic decimetre ?Thus in the case of cyanacetic acid, while the volume V changed by doubling from 16 to 1024 litres, the values of k were 0.

(a) What would be the dimensions of a cubical vessel which would exactly hold 125 litres; a litre being a cubic decimetre ?The litre is equal to a cubic decimetre.

The average production is about i8o,ooo hectolitres per annum.

(a) What would be the dimensions of a cubical vessel which would exactly hold 125 litres; a litre being a cubic decimetre ?The earth is sold by apothecaries in stamped cubical blocks.

With some vines as old as 70 years, they only produce about 18 hectolitres per hectare.

The "general" mixture consists of Too litres of spirit, and 5 litres of wood spirit or 2 litre of pyridine.

Of beer 13 million hectolitres are brewed annually, of which one million are exported.

These consist of ioo litres of spirit mixed with either ro litres of sulphuric ether, or r litre of benzol, or 2 litre of turpentine, or �025 litre of animal oil.

In the first category there are two varieties: - (T) A mixture of ioo litres of spirit and 22 litres of a mixture of 4 parts of wood-naphtha and 1 of pyridine bases; this spirit, the use of which is practically limited to heating and lighting purposes, may be mixed with 50 grs.

Synonyms:

cubic decimeter, dal, dkl, deciliter, decaliter, dl, metric capacity unit, dekalitre, l, cubic decimetre, decilitre, dekaliter, liter, decalitre,

Antonyms:

ordinal,