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but the workflow thinks liters are a unit of length
It doesn't. It says liter [length] ** 3, which is volume ([length] ** 2 being area), because litre is defined in terms of centimetres, which is a unit of length.
Your problem is trying to convert volume to mass, which makes no sense without density.
On Jul 19, 2020 at 1:33 PM, <Dean Jackson ***@***.***)> wrote:
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It doesn't. It says liter [length] ** 3, which is volume ([length] ** 2 being area), because litre is defined in terms of centimetres, which is a unit of length.
Your problem is trying to convert volume to mass, which makes no sense without density.
Use fluid ounces (floz) instead.
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Perhaps this is an issue with the Pint library, but the workflow thinks liters are a unit of length, not volume. See screenshot.
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