liter /li·ter/ (L) (lēt´er) a basic unit of volume used for liquids with the SI system, equal to 1000 cubic centimeters, or 1 cubic decimeter, or to 1.0567 quarts liquid measure.
liter (L)
liter (lēˑ·ter),
Patient discussion about liter.
li·ter (l  t r)n. Abbr. L, l A unit of volume equal to 1000 cubic centimeters or or 1 cubic decimeter (1.0567 quarts). |
liter (L)
[lē′tər]
Etymology: Fr
a derived unit of volume equivalent to 1.057 quarts and defined as the volume occupied by a mass of 1 kg of water at standard temperature and pressure.
liter (lēˑ·ter),
n a metric unit of measure defined as one cubic decimeter or the amount of volume occupied by one kilogram of pure water. It is written as L or dm3.
liter
the unit of capacity of the metric system, being equal to 1 cubic decimeter; equivalent to 1.1365 Imperial quarts (1.0567 American quarts) liquid measure. See si units. Abbreviated l (or sometimes L).
Patient discussion about liter.
Q. I need a Lyme LIterate Doctor in MA Moving to MA - son has chronic Lyme
A. Hi! Where are you moving to? I'm here in Boston with early Lyme that I hope is not going chronic (the treatment I've taken so far is only suppressing it, and it comes back if I stop antibiotics).
Apparently there is a Dr. Sam Donta who works in Falmouth and Boston: 508-539-6666. But he is pretty busy.
Read more or ask a question about literApparently there is a Dr. Sam Donta who works in Falmouth and Boston: 508-539-6666. But he is pretty busy.
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