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grams to milliliters
by Guest » Sat Nov 27, 2004 12:14 am
what is conversion factor for grams to milliliters?
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Re: grams to milliliters
by convert-me.com » Sat Nov 27, 2004 8:31 pm
Guest wrote:what is conversion factor for grams to milliliters?
There's no general rule, since the conversion depends on the substance you are converting. For water one gram is exactly 1 milliliter. However, oil is lighter than water and mercury is heavier than water.
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Conversion
by starr » Thu Nov 02, 2006 4:49 am
I need to find out how much calcium chloride (in grams) would equal 100ml. Can someone help please?
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mL to grams
by Guest » Sun Jan 14, 2007 11:45 am
i need to do the reverse, from mililitres to grams.
whats the process anyway? do you take your given and find out how much that substace weighs?? or what?
uhhh take 5mL (also in this case the 5mL is equal to a teaspoon) of something thicker than water... how do you turn that into grams?
whats the process anyway? do you take your given and find out how much that substace weighs?? or what?
uhhh take 5mL (also in this case the 5mL is equal to a teaspoon) of something thicker than water... how do you turn that into grams?
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Re: mL to grams
by convert-me.com » Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:43 pm
Anonymous wrote:i need to do the reverse, from mililitres to grams.
whats the process anyway? do you take your given and find out how much that substace weighs?? or what?
uhhh take 5mL (also in this case the 5mL is equal to a teaspoon) of something thicker than water... how do you turn that into grams?
Try our new weight to volume conversion. This calculator allows weight/volume conversions for over 400 various substances. Remember though since density of a substance can differ greatly depending on the conditions (e.g. humidity), weight/volume conversions can only give approximate results.
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