There are two confusingly-similar systems of measurement for measuring volume in the United States, both largely based on multiples/divisions of two.
The older and more familiar (to Americans) system is based on historical, customary measurements, and is what most home recipes use.
The newer system is based on the metric system, created by defining the metric teaspoon as 5 milliliters and keeping all other relationships the same, and is used for food/drink regulations and nutrition labels.
These charts use a logarithmic scale, with each horizontal line marking a multiple of 10^0.3 ≈ 1.995 and 1 mL used as the baseline from which all other measurements are positioned.
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