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What is the greek equivilant to one tenth of a gram?
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What is the greek equivilant to one tenth of a gram?
by Max » Wed Dec 24, 2003 1:01 am
What is the greek equivilant to one tenth of a gram?
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by convert-me.com » Thu Dec 25, 2003 12:06 pm
Today they use metric system in Greek, so 1/10 of a gram is 1/10 of a gram. 
In ancient Greece the closest unit to 1/10 of a gram was halk.
See Weight and Mass conversion page for details.
In ancient Greece the closest unit to 1/10 of a gram was halk.
See Weight and Mass conversion page for details.
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Re: What is the greek equivilant to one tenth of a gram?
by Guest » Wed Aug 18, 2004 9:50 pm
Max wrote:What is the greek equivilant to one tenth of a gram?
You maybe meaning decigram.
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