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Cubic centimeter per minute to Liter per second Converter

Use this page to convert cubic centimeter per minute values into liter per second, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.

Cubic centimeter per minute

One cubic centimeter per minute is equal to 1.6666666666667e-8 cubic meters per second.

History: Centimeter-per-minute flow units are common in small fluid systems.

Current use: Used in laboratory flow, medical devices, and low-flow metering.

Also written as cm^3/min.

Liter per second

One liter per second is equal to 0.001 cubic meters per second.

History: Liter per second bridges small and medium metric flow measurements.

Current use: Used in hydrology, plumbing, and process engineering.

Also written as L/s.

Cubic centimeter per minute to Liter per second table

Cubic centimeter per minute [cm^3/min]Liter per second [L/s]
0.01 cm^3/min0.000000166666666666667 L/s
0.1 cm^3/min0.00000166666666666667 L/s
1 cm^3/min0.0000166666666666667 L/s
2 cm^3/min0.0000333333333333333 L/s
5 cm^3/min0.0000833333333333333 L/s
10 cm^3/min0.000166666666666667 L/s
20 cm^3/min0.000333333333333333 L/s
50 cm^3/min0.000833333333333333 L/s
100 cm^3/min0.00166666666666667 L/s

Frequently asked questions

  • How many Liter per second (L/s) are in one Cubic centimeter per minute (cm^3/min)?

    One Cubic centimeter per minute equals 0.0000166666666666667 Liter per second.

  • How do you convert Cubic centimeter per minute to Liter per second?

    Multiply the Cubic centimeter per minute value by 0.0000166666666666667 to get the result in Liter per second.

  • How do you convert Liter per second back to Cubic centimeter per minute?

    Multiply the Liter per second value by 60,000 to get back to Cubic centimeter per minute.

  • What is 1 Cubic centimeter per minute in Liter per second?

    1 Cubic centimeter per minute equals 0.0000166666666666667 Liter per second.