This calculator allows you to convert from Nanoliter to Microliter and in a reverse direction. To convert from Nanoliter to Microliter, enter the amount of Nanoliter into the first input and to convert from Microliter to Nanoliter, enter the amount of Microliter into the second input.
2000 Nanoliter = 2 Microliter
Nanoliter to Cubic meter | Nanoliter to Liter | Nanoliter to Cubic centimeter | Nanoliter to Cubic foot | Nanoliter to Gallon (US) | Nanoliter to Cubic inch | Nanoliter to Milliliter | Nanoliter to Cubic yard |2000 Nanoliter equal 2 Microliter.
Every 1 Nanoliter = 0.001 Microliter and so, 2000 Nanoliter = 2000 multiplied by 0.001 = 2 Microliter.
What is liter?
In the past, liter was defined as the volume of one kilogram of pure water at 4 °C. Nowadays, liter is an important unit of volume used in the metric system which is equal to one cubic decimeter.
In other words, a cubic with 10 cm sides, has a volume of one liter. "L" is the symbol of liter. Liter has a french origin as it was derived from the french unit "Litron".
Liter is widely used, however, the cubic meter is the main SI unit of volume.
A microliter is one cubic millimeter. It is a unit of volume which equals to 1/1,000,000th of a liter (one-millionth).
The symbol for microliter is μl or μL.
1 μL = 10-6 L = 10-3 mL.
| 1990 Nanoliter = 1.99 Microliter |
| 1991 Nanoliter = 1.991 Microliter |
| 1992 Nanoliter = 1.992 Microliter |
| 1993 Nanoliter = 1.993 Microliter |
| 1994 Nanoliter = 1.994 Microliter |
| 1995 Nanoliter = 1.995 Microliter |
| 1996 Nanoliter = 1.996 Microliter |
| 1997 Nanoliter = 1.997 Microliter |
| 1998 Nanoliter = 1.998 Microliter |
| 1999 Nanoliter = 1.999 Microliter |
| 2000 Nanoliter = 2 Microliter |
| 2001 Nanoliter = 2.001 Microliter |
| 2002 Nanoliter = 2.002 Microliter |
| 2003 Nanoliter = 2.003 Microliter |
| 2004 Nanoliter = 2.004 Microliter |
| 2005 Nanoliter = 2.005 Microliter |
| 2006 Nanoliter = 2.006 Microliter |
| 2007 Nanoliter = 2.007 Microliter |
| 2008 Nanoliter = 2.008 Microliter |
| 2009 Nanoliter = 2.009 Microliter |
| 2010 Nanoliter = 2.01 Microliter |
