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Fluid ounce

A fluid ounce (abbreviated fl oz, fl. oz. or oz. fl., old forms ℥, fl ℥, f℥, ƒ ℥) is a unit of volume (also called capacity) typically used for measuring liquids. The British Imperial, the United States customary, and the United States food labeling fluid ounce are the three that are still in common use, although various definitions have been used…

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Comparison to the ounce

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Imperial units
1.040843 imp fl oz
SI units
28.41306 cm3 · 29.57353 cm3
Symbol
fl oz
Unit of
Volume
Unit system
Imperial units, US customary units
US customary units
0.9607599 US fl oz

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Comparison to the ounce

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Fluid ounce

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Fluid ounce

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related to history · 7
Fluid ounce → England, For, Paris, Scotland, The, Tower, Various
related to Definitions and equivalences · 4
Fluid ounce → CFR, For, This, US
SI units · 2
Fluid ounce → 28.41306 cm3, 29.57353 cm3
Imperial units · 1
Fluid ounce → 1.040843 imp fl oz
Symbol · 1
Fluid ounce → fl oz
Unit of · 1
Fluid ounce → Volume
Unit system · 1
Fluid ounce → Imperial units, US customary units
US customary units · 1
Fluid ounce → 0.9607599 US fl oz
related to Comparison to the ounce · 1
Fluid ounce → The

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ounce fluid imperial us oz exactly fl customary ml gallon used volume unit pint units water use ounces 28 29

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Fluid ounceImperial units1.040843 imp fl oz1.00infobox
Fluid ounceSI units28.41306 cm31.00infobox
Fluid ounceSI units29.57353 cm31.00infobox
Fluid ounceSymbolfl oz1.00infobox
Fluid ounceUnit ofVolume1.00infobox
Fluid ounceUnit systemImperial units, US customary units1.00infobox
Fluid ounceUS customary units0.9607599 US fl oz1.00infobox
Fluid ouncerelated to Comparison to the ounceThe0.60section
Fluid ouncerelated to Definitions and equivalencesFor0.60section
Fluid ouncerelated to Definitions and equivalencesUS0.60section
Fluid ouncerelated to Definitions and equivalencesCFR0.60section
Fluid ouncerelated to Definitions and equivalencesThis0.60section

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