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Also known as metric drop
small unit of liquid
A drop is a tiny amount of liquid, typically the smallest volume that can fall from a dropper or similar object. Drops matter in everyday situations like medicine dosing, cooking measurements, and scientific experiments where precise small quantities are important.
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It is catalogued under topics including Alcohol measurement, Fluid dynamics and Liquids.
Its subject is documented across 60 Wikipedia language editions.
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