quart (US fluid) to gill (imperial); Noggin conversion

Conversion number between quart (US fluid) [qt (US)] and gill (imperial); Noggin [gi (imp); nog] is 6.6613934770319. This means, that quart (US fluid) is bigger unit than gill (imperial); Noggin.

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quart (US fluid)gill (imperial); Noggin
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1066.613934770319
20133.22786954064
30199.84180431096
40266.45573908128
50333.0696738516
60399.68360862191
70466.29754339223
80532.91147816255
90599.52541293287
100666.13934770319
110732.75328247351
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quart (US fluid)

Definition of quart (US fluid) unit: ≡  1⁄4 gal (US fl). Quart of an US fluid gallon = 946.352946×10−6 m³

Convert Gill (imperial); Noggin to other unit:

gill (imperial); Noggin

Definition of gill (imperial); Noggin unit: ≡ 5 fl oz (imp). The imperial gill or teacup is a unit of measurement for volume equal to a quarter of a imperial pint = 142.0653125×10−6 m³


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