Weight vs Volume: Does 100ml Equal 100g?

Discover why 100ml doesn't always weigh the same as 100g due to the density of liquids like water and oil.

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No, 100ml does not always weigh the same as 100g. Weight depends on the density of the liquid. For instance, 100ml of water weighs 100g, but 100ml of oil weighs less due to its lower density.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Does 100ml of all liquids weigh the same? No, the weight can vary based on the liquid's density.
  2. What is the relation between density and weight? Weight is calculated by multiplying the volume by the density of a liquid.
  3. How do you convert ml to grams? To convert ml to grams, multiply the volume in ml by the liquid's density.
  4. Is the density of water the same as oil? No, oil has a lower density compared to water, affecting weight for the same volume.

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