(A hekat was a unit of volume, roughly 1.3 gallons).
Cord, unit of volume for measuring stacked firewood.
The stere was defined as the unit of volume, equal to one cubic metre.
There is, therefore, less air per unit of volume in the lungs and pressure falls.
Stere, metric unit of volume equal to one cubic metre, or 1,000 litres.
According to this approach, "space is made of discrete atoms each of which carries a very tiny unit of volume".
Ton, as a unit of volume, may also refer to the cargo capacity of ships or to the freight itself.
Litre (l), also spelled liter, unit of volume in the metric system, equal to one cubic decimetre (0.001 cubic metre).
It makes phone and laptop batteries, which Mr. Sah says pack the most power per unit of volume and last three times as long as ordinary batteries.
That distinction may be lost on consumers, because motor fuel is sold by a unit of volume, the gallon, not a unit of energy.
The top layer of regolith, however, serves as an efficient insulator because of its high porosity (large number of voids, or pore spaces, per unit of volume).
