How to calculate the weight of a liquid
The liter, with its multiples and submultiples, represents one of the many units of measurement of volume, not weight. The value that relates these two physical quantities (weight and volume) is called density.
The density of a given substance, be it solid, liquid or gaseous, in fact tells us the weight of a given volume of that substance.
The density or density of a body (often indicated by the symbol ρ or also δ) is defined as the ratio between the mass of the body and the volume of the same body.
Self m is the mass and V. the volume is therefore:
- ρ = m / V
According to the international system of units (S.I.), density is measured in g / cm3, which is equivalent to g / mL.
Knowing the density of a substance, it is therefore very simple to calculate its weight (more correctly called mass):
m (g) = ρ (g / mL) * V (mL)
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The following form allows you to calculate the weight of a liter of various substances; for the conversion of the various volume units (liters, cubic centimeters, cubic milliliters, etc.), refer to this article.
PLEASE NOTE: In general, density depends on temperature, as the volume of a substance varies with changes in temperature. For example, the volume of hot air is greater than that of cold air, which is therefore heavier and denser; a liter of water weighs exactly one kg at a temperature of 4 ° C, while it tends to weigh less as the temperature rises.
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