Understanding the Conversion from mL to mg: A Simple Guide

Learn how to convert 1 mL to mg and the factors affecting this conversion, such as density and concentration.

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The conversion from 1 mL to mg depends on the substance's density or concentration. For example, 1 mL of water weighs 1000 mg. Always refer to the specific gravity or concentration for accurate conversion for other substances.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the formula to convert mL to mg? To convert mL to mg, multiply the volume in mL by the density of the substance in mg/mL.
  2. Does 1 mL of all liquids weigh the same? No, the weight of 1 mL varies based on the liquid's density. For example, 1 mL of water equals 1000 mg, but other liquids may differ.
  3. Where can I find the density of a substance? The density of a substance can usually be found in scientific literature, safety data sheets, or online databases.