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Can you tell me 100 ml is equal to how many ounces?
100 ml = 3.38140227 US ounces. See the link for the conversion chart.
How many fluid ounces equals 100 ml?
1 Fluid ouce = 28.41 Milliliters 3.52 Fluid ounces = 100 Milliliters
35 ml is equal to how many ounces?
1.18 oz.
How many ounces are there in 100 millilitres?
This depends on whether you mean UK fluid ounces or US fluid ounces. UK fluid ounce equals 28.4 ml US fluid ounce equals 29.6ml. So in the UK 100ml is 100 divided by 28.4 fluid ounces =3.5. In the US 100ml is 100 divided by 29.6 fluid ounces = 3.4 fluid ounces. Because the metric system is the same everywhere 100 millilitres is always 100 millilitres.
How many ounces equal 30 mL?
30 mL is about one US fluid ounce (1.014).
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