gallon (US dry) to ounce (fluid imperial) conversion

Conversion number between gallon (US dry) [gal (US dry)] and ounce (fluid imperial) [fl oz (imp)] is 155.03023550735. This means, that gallon (US dry) is bigger unit than ounce (fluid imperial).

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gallon (US dry)ounce (fluid imperial)
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101550.3023550735
203100.604710147
304650.9070652204
406201.2094202939
507751.5117753674
609301.8141304409
7010852.116485514
8012402.418840588
9013952.721195661
10015503.023550735
11017053.325905808
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Convert Gallon (US dry) to other unit:

gallon (US dry)

Definition of gallon (US dry) unit: ≡  1⁄8 bu (US lvl). Dry US gallon is a rarely used and unofficial unit of measure = 4.40488377086×10−3 m³

Convert Ounce (fluid imperial) to other unit:

ounce (fluid imperial)

Definition of ounce (fluid imperial) unit: ≡  1⁄160 gal (imp). Imperial fluid ounce is unit of volume (or capacity) equal to 1/160 of imperial gallon ≡ 28.4130625×10−6 m³


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