1 ton=...........litter???

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1 ton=...........litter???

Answer 1

1 ton = 1 ton of litter (cat litter)

Answer 2

Hope this helps...

Generally speaking, 1 ton (mass) cannot be converted into Liters (volume) without another constant such as density (mass per volume).  Thus, 1 ton of water occupies more volume than say, a ton of liquid metal, which is far more dense.

There are however a few alternative uses for "ton" in which the definition actually *does* describe a volume:

The displacement ton is a unit of volume used for describing the displacement of (usually) a warship. It represents the volume of water displaced by the ship. One measurement ton is equal to

*35 cubic feet or 991.089631 L*

Coincidentally, 35 cubic feet of water weighs very close to 1 tonne, but the tonne had not been defined when the displacement ton was. Consequently it is less approximately equal to 1 long ton of water (2240 lbs). It is usually abbreviated as DT.

The freight ton represents the volume of a truck, train or other freight carrier. In the past it has been used for a cargo ship but the register ton is now prefered. It is today equal to

*40 cubic feet of space (1,132.67386 L)*

but historically it has had several informal definitions. It is correctly abbreviated as 'FT' but some users are now using freight ton to represent a weight of 1 tonne, thus the more common abbreviations are now M/T, MT, or MTON (for measurement ton), which still cause it to be confused with the metric ton or even the megaton.

The register ton is also a unit of volume used for the cargo capacity of a ship, defined as

*100 cubic feet (2,831.68466 L)*

It is often abbreviated RT or GRT for gross registered ton (The former providing confusion with the refrigeration ton). It is known as a tonneau de mer in Belgium, but, in France, a tonneau de mer is 1.44 cubic metres or about 1.88 cubic yards.

Answer 3

1 ton=1000 liters..

i think so..

or google it and type metric system..[table]

Answer 4

1 metric ton = 1000 liters of water (at 3.98 °C).