Convert milliliter to cup (US)
What is a milliliter?
If you need to measure a tiny amount of some liquid, you can do it using milliliters. These units do not belong to the standard systematic system but are still widely used in European and other countries. Such areas of life as medicine firmly stick to them and prefer them over all other options.
What does a milliliter mean? It corresponds to a 1/1000 part of a liter. The common designation for this option is mL.
If you want to imagine 1 mL, you have to think about a small cube with dimensions equal to 1 cm. Thus, it is the same as 1 cm3 that is a derivative of a systematic unit for volume measurement – a cubic meter.
In addition to their direct purpose, milliliters are also utilized for other derived physical units. For instance, density can be evaluated in g/ml3. Therefore, this option is quite common and popular.
What is a cup?
Among non-systematic units for volume evaluation, there is such an interesting option as cups. They are most often utilized in cooking and recipes. It may be convenient to measure the volume of some product with a cup. In addition, there is no need to be very accurate and precise in the amount required.
However, there is a trick with cups due to some cultural and traditional differences. Thus, there are at least four different values for this unit, namely:
Altogether, we observe quite a big difference in 50 ml between Japanese and European cups and this can be crucial for the recipe. Furthermore, products with different grinding will differ in their values, both in volume and mass. That is why it is better always to check which cup was mentioned in the recipe.
How to Convert milliliter to cup (US)
Several techniques convert ml to cup without entrance online.
Converting from ml to cup can be handy when preparing recipes, especially when working with different volume height methods.
How many milliliters are in a cup
Ml and C are elements of volume. 1 cup (in the American system) includes around 236.588 milliliters. For instance, 2 cp to ml would be about 473.176 milliliters (2 x 236.588). This is valuable when formulating recipes that use different systems of volume height.
milliliter (mL) | cup (US) |
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0.01 mL | 0.000042268 cup (US) |
0.1 mL | 0.000422675 cup (US) |
1 mL | 0.004226753 cup (US) |
2 mL | 0.008453506 cup (US) |
3 mL | 0.012680259 cup (US) |
5 mL | 0.021133764 cup (US) |
10 mL | 0.042267528 cup (US) |
20 mL | 0.084535057 cup (US) |
50 mL | 0.211337642 cup (US) |
100 mL | 0.422675284 cup (US) |
1000 mL | 4.226752838 cup (US) |
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