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milliliters (mL) to 1.0 liter (L), the process is reversed and the decimal point 
would be moved three places to the left to become 1.0 L. Note that the SI term 
for mass is kilogram; it is the only basic unit that contains a prefix as part of its 
name. Generally, the standard prefixes for mass use the term gram rather than 
kilogram. 
Example 1: Convert 1.0 L to μL 
1.0 L (1 × 100) = ? μL (micro = 10−6); move the decimal place six places to 
the right and it becomes 1,000,000 μL; reverse...
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