What is a dekaliter? Definition and examples

In the metric system, one dekaliter (dal) is a unit of capacity or volume that is equal to 10 liters.

1 dekaliter = 10 liters

1 dekaliter =2.641 gallons in the United States customary units.

Things in real life that may have a volume of about 1 dekaliter

• A small water tank could have a volume of about 1 dekaliter

• A small fish tank could have a volume of about 1 dekaliter

• A small bucket used for doing chores in a house could have a capacity of about 1 dekaliter

• A plant pot used to cultivate flowers or other plants could have a capacity of 1 dekaliter