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Gross volume is the total capacity of a container, including both the usable and unusable space. It represents the full internal volume without accounting for anything inside. Net volume, on the other hand, is the actual usable space available for storage after considering factors like container walls, packaging, or any structural elements. For example, a bottle may have a gross volume of 1 liter, but if it includes a thick base or neck, the net volume (actual liquid capacity) might be 950 ml. Understanding both helps in logistics, packaging, and accurate product labeling.
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