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Shao (unit)
Chinese unit of volume equal to 1/100 litres From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A shao (Chinese: 勺; pinyin: sháo) in China, shaku in Japan and jak in Korea, is a unit of volume measurement in East Asia.[1] One shao equals 1⁄100 sheng. It is 10 mL (millilitres) in China,[2][3] 18.04 mL in Japan[4] and 18 mL in Korea.[5] Shao' is also a unit of area equal to 0.033 square meters (a hundredth of a tsubo) in Japan and Korea.[6]
The Chinese word shao (勺) means a spoon, or an amount held by a spoon.[1]
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Shao' is also a unit of area equal to 0.033 square meters (a hundredth of a tsubo) in Japan.[9]
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The Korean Jak (勺) can also be a unit of area, equaling 0.0330579 m2 (0.355832 sq ft.)[5]
For more details on volume measurement, please see Sheng (volume)
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- Chōbu is used rather than chō when no fraction follows.[citation needed]
- The variant figures in Fessley [12] and the UN[13] reports are based on the imperial measuring system.
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