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depends on the substance
by convert-me.com » Thu Aug 23, 2007 10:35 am
ml is a measure of volume (capacity).
mg is a measure of mass (weight).
Conversions from capacity to weight depend on the substance. For water 1 ml weighs 1 mg, but oil is lighter and mercury is heavier.
Try our weight to volume converter to get online conversion results for over 400 various substances.
mg is a measure of mass (weight).
Conversions from capacity to weight depend on the substance. For water 1 ml weighs 1 mg, but oil is lighter and mercury is heavier.
Try our weight to volume converter to get online conversion results for over 400 various substances.
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