Conversion Encyclopedia

Structured conversion hubs with verified factors and ingredient-specific density for grams↔volume.

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These are the most commonly used conversion hubs across everyday tasks.

Cooking: Cups to Grams Cooking: Grams to Cups Beverage: Grams to Milliliters Length: Meters to Feet Weight: Grams to Ounces Weight: Kilograms to Pounds Volume: Liters to Gallons Temperature: Celsius to Fahrenheit Time: Hours to Minutes Speed: Miles per Hour to Kilometers per Hour Marine: Knots to Miles per Hour Astronomy: AU to Kilometers EM: Gigahertz to Centimeters

Available converter families

Everyday

Most-used converters for cooking, travel, weather, time, and daily measurements.

Cooking Beverage Length Weight Volume Temperature Speed Time Marine & Nautical

Science & Engineering

Technical converters grouped to make scanning faster.

Astronomy & Space

Astronomy Distance Astronomy Mass Astronomy Size EM Wavelength & Frequency

Physics & Electricity

Voltage Current Resistance Capacitance Inductance Electric Charge Magnetic Flux Density Illuminance Luminous Flux

Optics & Imaging

Photometry & Imaging Illuminance Luminous Flux

Chemistry & Materials

Thermal Conductivity Specific Heat Capacity Surface Tension Diffusion Coefficient Concentration

Historical & Ancient Measures

Ancient Length Ancient Mass Ancient Volume Ancient Area Historical Temperature Scales Beaufort Scale

Engineering & Applied

Area Pressure Stress Energy Power Data Rate Flow Rate Density Radiation Activity Radiation Absorbed Dose Radiation Dose Equivalent Dynamic Viscosity Kinematic Viscosity Angle Acceleration Torque Mass Flow Rate

Explanation

Converter families keep unit pairings and assumptions consistent by domain, so comparisons stay accurate. Verified pages show the exact numeric factor used in the calculation, with the value exposed directly on each leaf page.

Start from the family that matches your context, then select an ingredient or item when needed. Hubs summarize coverage, while leaf pages apply reproducible factors in the calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a conversion encyclopedia?

It is organized as families, hubs, and leaf pages so you can navigate from a domain to a specific conversion. Leaf pages show the factor used for each calculation.

How are converter families organized?

Families group pages by unit pairing and measurement rules, and each family has a hub listing available leaf pages. Cooking and Beverage grams↔volume families use ingredient-specific density, while other families use universal factors.

What makes a converter page “verified”?

Verified means the numeric factor was reviewed against source data and approved for publication. Verified leaf pages show the exact factor used.

How should I navigate the site?

Start with a family hub, then open the leaf page for your exact unit direction and item if needed. Choose an ingredient when converting grams↔volume in Cooking or Beverage.