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This is 1 liter.

Gasoline is sold by the liter.

This is a liter of oil.

I have a liter of this. Right.

And since I had 1 liter of solution, I had 1 mole hydrogen and 1 liter of solution.

It was 23 metric tons for one liter.

So this is 1 liter that I've added.

Give me a liter of saline wide open.

I think of that liter, and how much carbon.

And say, I added a liter of this solution.

I live in a country where the cost of a liter of gasoline is cheaper than the cost of a liter of water.

So once you put a liter in there because that's 1 mole per liter once you put a liter in there, you would have put 1 mole of hydroxide cations in there to sop up the hydrogen.

The concentration of this solution is 1 mole per liter.

BBL's a liter in the field and only one PIV.

V12 with a six liter engine with more than 400 horsepower.

Remember, this is 1 molar and you had 1 liter of it.

A liter or a gallon whatever you can get your hands on.

I'm going to add it in increments of a tenth of a liter.

I didn't bring a human brain, but I did bring a liter of bone marrow.

This just tells me how many moles per liter, and now I just told you that I have 1 liter. So you know that you have 1 mole. Let me make a little chart here.

All the roofs are connected underground to a 400,000 liter tank, and no water is wasted.

And since we know it's easy to see how much volume you have, you see I have a liter.

You want just north of 4800 milligrams per liter but if you overboil to get there, you'll leach your tannins.

And you said, well, gee, when I added 1 mole because you figured out at a liter of the solution of hydroxide ions.

And not only did they do it, but within two years, they scaled up penicillin from preparation in one liter flasks to 10,000 gallon vats.

It's able to generate a thousand liters of clean drinking water a day out of any source saltwater, polluted water, latrine at less than two cents a liter.

We recognize this is a finite resource, and it's simply crazy to do this, to put a liter and a half of petrol in the trash every time you get a package.

In a single cubic foot of this material about what would come around your computer or large television you have the same energy content of about a liter and a half of petrol.

And I am sitting by my father's bedside in hospital, trying to work out whether I should let him drink the one and a half liter bottle of water that his doctors just came in and said,

And another idea that I had as well, that was brought forward by an ecologist he basically did a calculation where he took one liter of gas and said, well, how much carbon it would take, and how much organic material?