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:: No, that is wrong, the deci applies to the m³, not to the m so using that notation it should be 1 L = 1 mm³ ( 1 milli "cubic meter"). -- [[User:SGBailey|SGBailey]] ([[User talk:SGBailey|talk]]) 12:12, 23 March 2014 (UTC)
:::What? No, that is not how the notation works. dm³ means a cubic decimetre in standard SI notation. It's a common unit in engineering contexts, and so this isn't a hypothetical. mm³ would be a cubic millimetre, of which there are a billion in a cubic metre. If this was actually intended as a joke (I cannot be sure), you might consider following the convention of enclosing it in <nowiki><small</nowiki> tags. [[Special:Contributions/86.157.148.65|86.157.148.65]] ([[User talk:86.157.148.65|talk]]) 15:28, 23 March 2014 (UTC)
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