Is 100ml Equivalent to 100g? Understanding Volume and Weight Differences

Discover the difference between 100ml and 100g, and when they can be considered equivalent.

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100ml and 100g are not the same, as they measure different things. 100ml refers to a volume (milliliters), while 100g refers to a weight (grams). However, for water, 100ml is roughly equivalent to 100g due to its density.

FAQs & Answers

  1. When is 100ml equal to 100g? 100ml is equal to 100g only for substances with a density of 1g/ml, like water.
  2. What is the difference between volume and weight? Volume measures the space an object occupies, while weight measures the force of gravity on an object.
  3. How do you convert ml to g? To convert ml to g, multiply the volume by the substance's density (g/ml).
  4. Can all liquids be measured in ml and g? Not all liquids; their density varies, which affects the ml to g conversion.

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