Convert Liters to Quarts - US Liquid, Dry & Imperial
Convert volume between liters and quarts using standard international conversion factors. Essential for cooking recipes, liquid measurements, and scientific calculations. Perfect for chefs, home cooks, and laboratory professionals.
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Conversion Formula
US Liquid Quart (Default)
1 liter ≈ 1.05668821 qt (US liquid)
- • qt (US liquid) = liters × 1.05668821
- • liters = qt (US liquid) ÷ 1.05668821
- • Based on standard metric to US liquid quart conversion
US Dry Quart
1 liter ≈ 0.908082984 qt (US dry)
- • qt (US dry) = liters × 0.908082984
- • liters = qt (US dry) ÷ 0.908082984
- • Used for dry measurements in US agriculture
Imperial Quart
1 liter ≈ 0.879876993 qt (Imperial)
- • qt (Imperial) = liters × 0.879876993
- • liters = qt (Imperial) ÷ 0.879876993
- • Used in UK and Commonwealth countries
Common Applications
Recipe measurements and liquid ingredients
- • 1.1-5.3 quarts equivalent
- • Soups and stocks
- • Baking liquids
Laboratory and research applications
- • 0.1-10.6 quarts equivalent
- • Chemical solutions
- • Precise measurements
Dry goods and bulk measurements
- • 9.1-90.8 quarts equivalent
- • Grain storage
- • Feed measurements
Large volume conversions
- • 105.7+ quarts equivalent
- • Shipping containers
- • Industrial applications
Example Cases
Example 1: Recipe Conversion
Application: Soup recipe
Use: US cooking measurements
Use Case: Converting European recipe measurements to US standard measurements
Example 2: Laboratory Work
Application: Chemical solution
Use: Metric measurements
Use Case: Converting laboratory measurements from imperial to metric system
Example 3: Agriculture
Application: Grain storage
Use: Dry goods measurement
Use Case: Converting metric grain measurements to US dry quart system
Important Considerations
⚠️ Quart System Selection
Always verify which quart system is required for your specific application. US Liquid, US Dry, and Imperial quarts have different conversion factors.
Limitations
- • Not suitable for very small volumes (< 0.01 L)
- • Precision limited by conversion factors
- • Temperature effects not considered
Benefits
- • Standard international conversion factors
- • Supports multiple quart systems
- • High precision (6 decimal places)
Frequently Asked Questions
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