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Mr. L
Diploma from Q College · 4y

Because of the density of water at 25 degrees

celsius, which is an intensive property related to
the amount of mass of a substance per volume
(which is grams per mL for liquids). For water, the
density is 1g/mL. Therefore 1 g of water is equal to
1mL
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It is not exactly “equal to” but one ml of water has

a mass of 1 g because the density of water at 25
C is 1 g/ml.

1 ml x 1g/ml= 1g.
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Robert Yaeger
· 1y

Because at a certain temperature, it’s defined that

way, as a standard. 1 g H2O IS 1 ml H2O.

Take a test tube, mark a line on it, name it 1 ml.

Pour water up to line. Get a balance scale,
balance with a container, pour water in the scales
container, add grains of sand to other side till
balanced. Remove water, anything you put on
scale where water was and it balances is now a
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Pushpa Mohan
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Related Why is the volume of 1 gm water

not equal to 1 ml water?
1 gm of water is 1 ml of water only at 4°C. At any
other temperature, the volume will be different.
Higher the temperature,higher will be the volume.
Due to the anomalous expansion of water, it
expands when its temp goes below 4°C too.
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Dieter Neth
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Related Why is 90 grams of water

equivalent to 90 mL of water?
That is only true for water at a temperature of 4
degrees C. 90 grams of ice for example would be
about 100 ml, not 90.

The numbers are otherwise reasonably equal

because they used water to define what a liter is
and then declared that this was also the basic unit
of mass, calling it a kilogram.

It made conversions easier in a time without

computers.
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Related How many liters is 1,000 ml equal

to?
ML is Mili Litre which represents one thousanth of
a litre . So ….. 1 litre.
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Bob Hardie
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Related What is 1g to ml?

Grams are a unit of mass, while mL are a unit of
volume. The conversion factor will depend on the
density of the material. If you’re talking about
water, you’re in luck, since water has a density of
1 g/mL.

And by the way, it was not luck after all, it was

skill. The gram was chosen to be the mass of 1 mL
of water.
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Aditya Raghav
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Engineering at JNU School of Engineering
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Related Is 100 grams of water the same as

100 ml of water?
Yes but only at 4°C. As the density of water is
1gm /cm cube only at 4°C, 100gm of water is
equal to 100ml.
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Saqlain Ahmed
Studied at Christ School · 1y

Related How much is 100 ml of water?

If taken in terms of liters l,which we is the most
common measurement unit in our daily life:

1litre=1000ml

So 100 ml is 0.1 litre

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Sergio N. Bordalo
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344.9K answer views · 2y

Related Is 500 mL half a liter?

Hummm…

500 mL = 500 “mili” L = 500 x (1/1000) L = 0.5 L =

(5/10) L = (1/2) L = L/2

L = liter, litre

Oh, yes,.. it is!

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Mariano Llancaman
Studied Mathematics at University of Chile ·
Author has 95 answers and 79.7K answer views ·
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Related How many ml are equal to 1 gm?

A gram is a unit of mass, like kilogram, ton or
pound (pound-mass).

A millilitre is a unit of volume, like litre, cubic

metre or or cubic feet.

As such, how many millilitres are equal to 1 gram

depends on the density of the material you are
dealing with.

For example, the density of water at 4°C is of 1

gm/ml. So a ml of water at 4°C would have a mass
of 1 gm. A ml of a material with a density of 2
gm/ml would have a mass of 2 gm, and so on.
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Guy Clentsmith
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(2018–present) · Author has 20.7K answers and
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Related How much is 2,000 ml of water?

Well 1 • 𝑚𝐿 ≡ 1 millilitre ≡ 1 × 10−3 • 𝐿 , i.e.

1
milli ≡ 10−3 ≡
1000 .
And thus
2000 • 𝑚𝐿 ≡ 2000 • 𝑚𝐿 × 10−3 • 𝐿 • 𝑚𝐿−1
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Tanuja Gangola
Studied Bachelor of Science in Physics
Chemistry and Math (Graduated 2020) · 7mo

Related How many grams is 500 ml of

water?
500 gm = 500 ml of water.

In actual :

mL to Grams

1 mL = 1 gram

50 mL = 50 grams

2 mL = 2 grams

100 mL = 100 grams

3 mL = 3 grams

150 mL = 150 grams

4 mL = 4 grams

200 mL = 200 grams

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Peter
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Related How many grams is 20 mL of

water?
It is more important that you understand why than
know the answer.

What is a meter? Well has to be something within

arms length to be practical. So they had a good
idea how large the Earth was and took
1/40000000 of that. And then they divided that
up in 10 decimeters, 100 centimeter, 1000
millimeter.

A liter is what? It is 1 cubic decimeter of water.

And what is 1 KG? That is 1 liter of water.

When the French made new measurements they

did remarkable well and created an easy system
that could be used in daily life.
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Clinton White
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grams?
ML’s is a measure of volume and Grams is a
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are measuring, and then find the conversion
factor between the two items before you can
possibly hope to solve for said equation.
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Loring Chien
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Related How do ml and grams differ?

ml is a measure of volume.

grams is a measure of mass.

They are therefore not interchangeable with one

exception.

They are related by density which specifies mass

per volume. Every material has a density value,

The exception I mentioned is pure water which is

defined as having a density of one gram per ml.
Thus, the number of grams of pure water is
always the number of ml of water. At standard
temperature of 4 °C and one ATM pressure,
anyway.
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Related How much is 4 ml of water?

How much is 4 ml of water?

In Sydney, a cubic metre, a kilolitre of water is

$2.35

So, a millilitre is a millionth of that. 0.000235

cents.

0.4 mL is then 0.000094 cents.

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Puneet Singh
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Related How many grams are in 150 ml of

water?
1ml is equal to 1g. This only applies to pure
water.

Other liquids have different densities.

So 150 ml of water= 150 grams of water.

That's all from me….

Hope it may be helpful….

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Barringer Young
· May 7

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1/3 oz (US measure) would be slightly over 10 ml.
Unless measurement is crutical, call it 10 ml

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Related What is 100 ml of water in grams?

Originally Answered: How many grams is 100 ml of water?

Liquid water has a CONVENIENT unit density of

ρthe density of water = 1 • 𝑔 • 𝑚𝐿−1 ….

So take the product ….

100 • 𝑚𝐿 × 1 • 𝑔 • 𝑚𝐿−1 = ?? • 𝑔
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Related What is 1.25 mm of water in ML?

I think you mean 1.25 mm^3. . .Also, please note
the difference between M and m in SI prefixes. M
means ‘mega' (10^6), and m means ‘milli' (10^-3.)

1 cm = 10 mm, so 1 cm^3 = 10^3 mm^3 (or 1000

mm^3).

1 cm^3 = 1 mL, so the volume is 1.25/1000 =

0.00125 mL.
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Serajum Manir
Studied at Rajshahi University · 6y

Related Is 1 ml equal to 1 mg? If not, why?

Because it totally depends on density.
Relation between mass, volume and density of
liquid is
Volume = Mass/Density
or Mass = Volume*Density
In this case mass is changes with density though
the volume is same. In other word same volume of
different liquids will give you different mass. So 1
mL of different liquid will give different mg of
mass. Even mass of 1 mL of same liquid will vary
at different temperature.
Only In case of pure water: At four degree
celsius mass of 1L pure water is 1kg.
so, 1L=1000mL=1kg=1000g=1000000mg
From above equation you will get 1mg = 0.001mL
or 1mL = 1000mg
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Kokila Mandlam
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No.

One simple way to answer this question is that,

mass and volume are different forms of
quantities. Therefore, mass is not equal volume.

They are related in terms of density. Density is

directly proportional to mass, and inversely
proportional to volume.
Density=mass(g)/volume(mL).

I’m assuming that ‘1mL=1g’ is related to the

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Related Which one is greater: 20 ml or 20

gms?
Originally Answered: Which is more, 20 ml or 20 gram?

ml and grams are two completely different

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measures mass. It depends on the density of the
substance being measured.

In the case of olive oil 20 ml equals 18 grams, so

20 grams would more than 20 ml.

In the case of mercury 20 ml equals about 271

grams, so 20 ml would be more than 20 grams.

In the case of water 20 ml = 20 grams.

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of water to 1000 g?
Density of Water : The density of water varies
with temperature.

Only at 4 degree centigrade pure water has a

density of 1 gm / cc or 1000 g / litre ( since 1 litre
= 1000 cc)

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