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The cubic ton is a measure of volume, varying based on the commodity from about 16 to 45 cu ft (0.45 to 1.27 m3). It is now only used for lumber, for which one cubic ton is equivalent to 40 cu ft (1.1 m3). It is no longer used in the UK but seems to be still in use in the United States.
In relation to the base unit of [volume] => (liters), 1 Attoliters (al) is equal to 1.0E-18 liters, while 1 Cubic Tons (cu ton) = 1133 liters.| 93 Attoliters | to common volume units |
|---|---|
| 93 al | = 9.3E-17 liters (L) |
| 93 al | = 2.4568000869308E-17 us gallons (gal[US]) |
| 93 al | = 6.2893932426218E-15 us tablespoons (tbsp[US]) |
| 93 al | = 1.8868230768607E-14 us teaspoons (tsp[US]) |
| 93 al | = 3.1447072548058E-15 us fluid ounces (fl oz[US]) |
| 93 al | = 9.8271997869717E-17 us quarts (qt[US]) |
| 93 al | = 2.0457140091815E-17 uk gallons (gal[UK]) |
| 93 al | = 5.2370172652634E-15 uk tablespoons (tbsp[UK]) |
| 93 al | = 1.5711078337464E-14 uk teaspoons (tsp[UK]) |
| 93 al | = 3.2731380947521E-15 uk fluid ounces (fl oz[UK]) |