The luggage capacity of the new Astra Caravan, successor to Europe's most popular station wagon with 1 . 3 million units produced, can be extended from 480 to a maximum of 1500 cubic decimeters.
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It is also a solid brick structure, since its construction approximately 1, 120, 000 bricks 8 cubic decimeters each ( bound together with mortar ) were used, which involve a volume of 97, 000 meters cubed.
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The newer, highly accurate measurements by Lef�vreGineau and Fabbroni concluded that the mass of a cubic decimeter of water at the new temperature of 4�C a condition at which water is denser was actually " less massive ", at 18, 827.15 grains, than the earlier inaccurate value assumed for 0�C water . < ! --
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-- > The provisional kilogram standard had been fabricated in accordance with a single, inaccurate measurement of the density of water made earlier by Antoine Lavoisier and Ren?Just Ha�y, which showed that one cubic decimeter of distilled water at 0�C had a mass of 18, 841 grains in France's soon-to-be-obsoleted " poids de marc " system.
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These include the SI unit cubic metre ( m 3 ) and its divisions, in particular the cubic decimeter, more commonly called the litre ( 1 dm 3 = 1 L = 0.001 m 3 ), and the cubic centimetre, also called millilitre ( 1 cm 3 = 1 mL = 0.001 L = 10 " 6 m 3 ).
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It is equal to molar concentration at 0 �C, i . e ., 1 D represents one mole of the solute present in one cubic decimeter of the solution at 0 �C . It was first proposed in 1924 as a unit of concentration based on the decimeter rather than the liter; at the time there was a factor of 1.000028 difference between the liter and the cubic decimeter.
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It is equal to molar concentration at 0 �C, i . e ., 1 D represents one mole of the solute present in one cubic decimeter of the solution at 0 �C . It was first proposed in 1924 as a unit of concentration based on the decimeter rather than the liter; at the time there was a factor of 1.000028 difference between the liter and the cubic decimeter.
