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3 years ago

A barrel of oil is exactly 42 gal. how many liters of oil are in a barrel

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The conversion from gallons to liters is 1 = 3.785.

Keeping this in mind...

42 x 3.785 = 158.97 liters.

If rounding, there are about 159 liters of oil in a barrel.

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