[kevinkevin]

  I can't believe how much trouble I am having finding this information!  I am working on a personal science problem, which is my favorite thing to do, but in order to proceed I need a way to convert a cubic angstrom to a more common measure of volume, like ml, or cm cubed.  Does anyone know a conversion factor which can help me out?  Thanks!

[Arkcon]

A quick Google tells me an angstrom is defined as 100 picometers, or 1×10⁻¹⁰ m.  Its not an official SI unit, but still in wide use.

[kevinkevin]

  Will I be able to use a picometer as an effective way of representing volume?  My goal is to end up in L or ml.

[Borek]

1 cm is 10^-2 m, volume of a cube with an edge length 1 cm is 10^-2 m × 10^-2 m × 10^-2 m = 10^-6 m³.

[kevinkevin]

 Thank you!  Now I can continue on!