shot (US)-fluid dram (US) conversion

Conversion number between shot (US) and fluid dram (US) [fl dr] is 12. This means, that shot (US) is bigger unit than fluid dram (US).

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shot (US)

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in fluid dram (US)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 shot (US) = (exactly) `(4.436029434375*10^-05) / (3.6966911953125*10^-06)` = 12 fluid dram (US)
1 fluid dram (US) = (exactly) `(3.6966911953125*10^-06) / (4.436029434375*10^-05)` = 0.083333333333333 shot (US)
? shot (US) × `(4.436029434375*10^-05 ("m³"/"shot (US)")) / (3.6966911953125*10^-06 ("m³"/"fluid dram (US)"))` = ? fluid dram (US)

High precision conversion

If conversion between shot (US) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to fluid dram (US) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from shot (US) to fluid dram (US) is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

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Result in fluid dram (US):
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shot (US) to fluid dram (US) conversion chart

Start value:	[shot (US)]
Step size	[shot (US)]
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shot (US)	fluid dram (US)
0	0
10	120
20	240
30	360
40	480
50	600
60	720
70	840
80	960
90	1080
100	1200
110	1320

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Details about shot (US) and fluid dram (US) units:

Convert Shot (US) to other unit:

Definition of shot (US) unit: usually 1.5 US fl oz. Shot is a traditional unit of liquid volume. In the U.S. a shot is usually the same as a jigger 1.5 US fl oz ≈ 44.4 ml (but some bartenders use shot glasses of other sizes such as 1.25 US fl oz)

Convert Fluid dram (US) to other unit:

fluid dram (US)

Definition of fluid dram (US) unit: ≡ 1⁄8 US fl oz. Fluid dram (or Drachm in UK spelling) = US fl oz / 8 = 3.6966911953125×10⁻⁶ m³

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