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Re: Confused
by convert-me.com » Sun Nov 26, 2006 1:11 pm
Anonymous wrote: I just do not get it....
The thing is milligrams measure mass (weight), milliliters measure volume. Conversion from volume to weight differs depending on the substance. For water (and most water-based solutions) 1 ml weighs approximately 1 mg. However 1 ml of mercury of plum is much heavier than 1 mg. On the other hand, 1 ml of oil is lighter than 1 mg.
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milli liquid milli weight
by userlame » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:00 am
ok, i hope thats right because it cleared it up for me pretty good.
a liquid chemical loaded in a syringe and reads, say, 150 ml...is approximately 150 milligrams (?)
it actually easier than i thought.
a liquid chemical loaded in a syringe and reads, say, 150 ml...is approximately 150 milligrams (?)
it actually easier than i thought.
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