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Convert litres to kilograms
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Convert litres to kilograms
by nora » Fri Aug 05, 2005 3:51 pm
Is the weight of litres the same as kilograms....i need to know what is 150litres to kilograms.
- nora
by Guest » Fri Aug 05, 2005 6:40 pm
It is only "the same" for water or things that have the same density as water. A liter of lead is much heavier than a kilogram, a liter of feathers, lighter.
In cooking, most liquids are close enough to the density of water to get by, but flour, sugar, etc are not. You have to find the bulk density.
For petroleum products, gasoline is considerably lighter than water, heavy fuel oil is slightly lighter than water. Salt water is heavier than fresh water. There are no good approximations; you have to find data on the density.
If it floats, it's lighter than water. If it sinks, heavier.
In cooking, most liquids are close enough to the density of water to get by, but flour, sugar, etc are not. You have to find the bulk density.
For petroleum products, gasoline is considerably lighter than water, heavy fuel oil is slightly lighter than water. Salt water is heavier than fresh water. There are no good approximations; you have to find data on the density.
If it floats, it's lighter than water. If it sinks, heavier.
- Guest
Re: Convert litres to kilograms
by Guest » Sat Apr 23, 2011 1:56 pm
I NEED TO KNOW 1LTR=HOW MANY GRAMS
- Guest
Re: Convert litres to kilograms
by convert-me.com » Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:16 pm
There is a conversion on our site here: http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/weight2volume
Don't forget to pick the substance (e.g., water, sugar, oil, etc.) from the list as the conversion depends on the particular substance.
Don't forget to pick the substance (e.g., water, sugar, oil, etc.) from the list as the conversion depends on the particular substance.
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