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cubic liters to kilograms
by knkm@rogers.com » Mon May 10, 2004 2:25 am
how do i convert cubic liters to kilograms?
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Re: cubic liters to kilograms
by convert-me.com » Mon May 10, 2004 2:13 pm
knkm@rogers.com wrote:how do i convert cubic liters to kilograms?
That depends on the substance you are converting. By the way, there is no such unit 'cubic liters', liter itself is a measure of capacity.
One liter of water weighs exectly 1 kilogram, but the same one liter of oil, for example, weighs less. To convert from capacity to weight/mass you have to know the density or specific gravity of the substance.
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