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However, those are explicitly defined in terms of SI units for use in the UK in that directive. The question of GGP was, whether some countries use other metri
by germanier 11y ago
However, those are explicitly defined in terms of SI units for use in the UK in that directive.
The question of GGP was, whether some countries use other metric systems which are not SI. I don't think such a country exists.
- fanf2 11y agoThe Imperial volume units used in Britain are vaguely metric, and different from the US customary (i.e. Queen Anne) units. The Imperial gallon is the volume of 10 lb avoirdupois of water at s.t.p. The other similarity to French metric units is they replaced a number of different application-specific volume measures. At about the same time as the Imperial unit reform Britain introduced the "florin" 2 shilling coin, 10 per pound, another vague attempt at decimalization.