1e5L

1e5L is a compact form used to denote a quantity of liquid volume in scientific notation, corresponding to one hundred thousand liters. In this usage, the uppercase letter L denotes liters, the non-SI unit of liquid volume commonly used with the cubic meter as the SI-derived unit. Since 1 liter equals 0.001 cubic meters, 1e5 L equals 100 cubic meters.

In practical terms, 100,000 liters are large enough to store substantial amounts of water, chemicals, or fuel in industrial and municipal settings. It is a typical size for medium- to large-capacity storage tanks and is often encountered in agriculture, water treatment, and processing facilities.

Conversions: 100,000 L = 100 m^3 = about 26,417.7 US gallons and about 21,996.0 UK gallons. In cubic feet, 100 m^3 is about 3,531.5 ft^3. A standard Olympic-sized swimming pool holds about 2,500 m^3, so 100 m^3 is roughly 4% of a pool’s capacity.

Notes: The notation 1e5L emphasizes the multiplicative form and is common in technical and scientific contexts when representing large volumes compactly. Distinctions between liter symbols (L vs l) exist to avoid confusion with the numeral one and the letter I in certain fonts.