I need spoons to measure in milliliters  Thanks?
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One standard teaspoon is 5 ml.\n\nOne standard tablespoon is 15 ml.\n\nWe're talking the measuring spoons you'd buy in store, of course; standard cutlery is somewhat more variable than that...
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It is correct that 5ml=1tsp. So, almost 1 tsp. After this dose, I suggest you go to the store and buy or ask a different pharmacy for a measuring spoon for infants. It is a plastic spoon that you fill with medicine. It is in ml's. It is much easier to use and will make you feel more careful.
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A liter is the quantity of liquid that will fit in a 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm cube.  A milliliter would be the size of a 1 cm x 1 cm x 1 cm cube.\n\nAccording to this source, one drop of water is .0251 ml.  So it would take 40 drops to make a milliliter.
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1 teaspoonful is 5 ml.  1 and 1/2 teaspoonful is 7.5ml. it is not possible to use a teaspoon to measure out 6.25ml. what you need is a measuring spoon/ syringe. most pharmacy would give them out for free.
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1 US teaspoon = 4.92892161 milliliters\n\n1 teaspoon of sugar equals 4 grams\n\n 1 gram of sugar=1/4 of a teaspoon.
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If you're refering to water, 15 grams.  \n\nA tablespoon contains 15 mL of whatever it is your measuring.  1 mL of water weighs 1 gram (it's density).  Any other substance, just find out it's density in mL/gram and times by 15.
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Simply purchase a marked dropper from any pharmacy; 5 ml \nequals one teaspoon as any mom can tell you.
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ml measurement are associated with liquid materials like perfume, sodas, lotions, etc. hope i was able answer the question.
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measuring device of some sort (scale, ruler, thermometer)
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Do a search for 'barometers'\n\nAll I got was 'potassium tetraiodomercurate(II)' but I have never heard of and have no idea if thats what you are looking for ;O)
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http://www.liquid-latex.com/appl04.htm
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WITH A LONG HANDLE SPOON
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A micron is a micrometer where the prefix "micro-" means "one in one million.  In particular a micrometer is:\n\n10^-6 meters = .000001 meters\n10^-3 millimeters = .001 millimeters\n3.93700787 × 10^-5 inches = .0000393700787 inches
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If you want to do it yourself find a 5ml or so syringe and weigh the syringe. Suck up 1ml of cola in it and reweigh. Subtract the first from the second and that is how many grams per ml or density
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A tablespoon is equal to 15 ml in the United States as per U.S. federal law (21 CFR 101.9(b)(5)(viii)).  15 ml is also a tablespoon in most other countries including Canada, New Zealand, and the UK.\n\nIn Australia, however, a tablespoon is 20 ml.
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This is a simple conversion problem.\n\nWe need one fact, the number of milliliters in a tablespoon. The key here is that milliliters and tablespoons are both units of volume, so you can easily convert between the two. Google answers that question for me (see link). Your textbook probably also has a conversion chart:\n1 US tablespoon = 14.7867648 milliliters\n\nSince you have 125 mg per 5 ml or 125mg/5ml, you divide that to determine that you have 25 mg per 1 ml or 25mg/1ml. This step isn't always necessary, but it can help to make the final equation easier to solve.\n\nSimply take that number and multiply by the conversion factor (rounded to 14.8 ml/tbsp). \n\n25 mg/1 ml * 14.8 ml/1 tbsp = 370 (mg * ml)/(ml * tbsp) = 370 mg/tbsp\n\nThe trick to these problems is to keep track of and look at the units (always write them out). See how the ml units cancel out in the equation above? Hope that helps explain how to do the problem!
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cubic centimeters, it's the same as milliliters and 5 cc is about a teaspoon