Cubic centimeters to Deciliters converter

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cm³ to dL conversion table

Starting Value

Increment

Precision

cm³	dL
1	0.01
2	0.02
3	0.03
4	0.04
5	0.05
6	0.06
7	0.07
8	0.08
9	0.09
10	0.1
11	0.11
12	0.12
13	0.13
14	0.14
15	0.15
16	0.16
17	0.17
18	0.18
19	0.19
20	0.2
21	0.21
22	0.22
23	0.23
24	0.24
25	0.25
26	0.26
27	0.27
28	0.28
29	0.29
30	0.3
31	0.31
32	0.32
33	0.33
34	0.34
35	0.35
36	0.36
37	0.37
38	0.38
39	0.39
40	0.4
41	0.41
42	0.42
43	0.43
44	0.44
45	0.45
46	0.46
47	0.47
48	0.48
49	0.49
50	0.5
51	0.51
52	0.52
53	0.53
54	0.54
55	0.55
56	0.56
57	0.57
58	0.58
59	0.59
60	0.6
61	0.61
62	0.62
63	0.63
64	0.64
65	0.65
66	0.66
67	0.67
68	0.68
69	0.69
70	0.7
71	0.71
72	0.72
73	0.73
74	0.74
75	0.75
76	0.76
77	0.77
78	0.78
79	0.79
80	0.8
81	0.81
82	0.82
83	0.83
84	0.84
85	0.85
86	0.86
87	0.87
88	0.88
89	0.89
90	0.9
91	0.91
92	0.92
93	0.93
94	0.94
95	0.95
96	0.96
97	0.97
98	0.98
99	0.99
100	1
101	1.01
102	1.02
103	1.03
104	1.04
105	1.05
106	1.06
107	1.07
108	1.08

To convert cubic centimeters to deciliters, enter the value in the first field. The result in deciliters is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 cm³ = 0.01 dL
1 dL = 100 cm³

Formula: dL = cm³ × 0.01
cm³ = dL × 100

Definitions: 1 cm³ = 1 × 10^-6 m³; 1 dL = 100 mL

The cubic centimeter (cm³, often written cc) is the volume of a cube 1 cm on each side and equals exactly one milliliter. It is the usual way to state engine displacement for motorcycles and small engines, and it is still seen in medicine, although mL is now preferred in medical writing.

The deciliter (dL) is one tenth of a liter, or 100 mL. Recipes in Scandinavia and parts of Europe are often written in deciliters, and in medicine blood glucose and cholesterol are commonly reported per deciliter (mg/dL).

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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