Old Argentinian Volume Units Converter

The old Argentinian unit system was used until 1887 when the metric system became obligatory. The metric system was initially adopted in 1863. The old Argenitinian unit system was derived from old Spanish (Castilian) unit system. Here, the old Argentinian Volume Units Converter for liquid and dry matter is given.

Old Argentinian Volume (Capacity) Units Converter for Liquid Matter

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Pipa Cureta Baril Frasco Cuarta Octava	Pipa Cureta Baril Frasco Cuarta Octava
1 [frasco (liquid)] = \(2.375 \times 10^{-3}\) [m\(^3\)]
[m\(^3\)]

Old Argentinian Volume (Capacity) Units Converter for Dry Matter

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Lastre Tonelada Fanega Cuartilla	Lastre Tonelada Fanega Cuartilla
1 [fanega (dry)] = \(137.1977 \times 10^{-3}\) [m\(^3\)]
[m\(^3\)]