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g/cm3 to lbs/gal
by wuciwug1961 » Sun Sep 29, 2013 1:21 am
What is the calculation to find Specific Gravity of a liquid solvent that has a Density of 0.769 g/cm3 @ 20 degrees C? Thanks.
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Re: g/cm3 to lbs/gal
by kevin » Fri Jan 17, 2014 4:28 am
The answer to your problem I believe is 8.14 pounds/US gallon. 1 pound = 454 grams. So .769g/cm^3 x 1/454 grams/pound= 0.0022lbs/cm^3 . * A cm^3 is = to 1 mL.* So 0.0022lbs/1ml x 1000mL/1L= 2.2lbs/L. *3.79L=1US gallon * so 2.2lbs/1L x 3.79L/US gallon= 8.14 pounds per US Gallon .. I hope this helps you out.
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