Feb 5, 2009 · 1) 1.6 g/cm³ is also 1.6 kg/L or 1600 kg/m³ 2) The force of standard gravity (it varies about ±½% from equator to pole at sea level) acting on a mass is 9.80665 N/kg. (Round to 9.81). So the force acting on it is 15696 N/m³ or 15.7 kN/m³ (approx)

Dec 11, 2006 · Re: convert mg/kg to mg/m3 That depends on the substance. mg/kg is usually used for solids, and mg/m 3 is usually used for liquids. You can convert between the two if you know the density of the solution.

The mg/kg is the weight of drug for the weight of the animal. Doses can be different mg/kg values for different types of animals. 4µM means 4 micromoles per litre, and is a concentration. You need to find out the weight of 1 micro mol of your substance and then work out the concentration in …

Nov 3, 2012 · For kJ/kg: Divide by (multiply by reciprocal of) molar mass, then multiply by 1000 g/kg 1371 kJ/mol x 1 mol/46.07 g x 1000 g/1kg =29.76 MJ/kg (note that I changed the prefix to avoid an overly large number) For kJ/L using the above plus density 29.76 MJ/kg x 0.789 kg/L = 23.48 MJ/L Wikipedia actually gives density in g/cm³, but kg/L is ...

Sep 9, 2022 · Note that "1 g/kg" is "0.1 % (w/w)" but is actually shorter to write out. Just divide your g/L figure by density expressed as kg/L (should be somewhat greater than 1 in this case) For dilute solutions, less than 0.5%, it is usually safe to assume the …

Oct 7, 2015 · Hi, This conversion will make much more sense if you understand that 0.8691 g/cm³ = 0.8691 kg/L. (or 1 kg has a volume of 1/0.8691 L, so 1kg = 1.15L)

Mar 14, 2006 · 1 kg = 1000 g 1 g = 1 000 000 µg so 1 kg = 10^9 µg Flag; Comment. Post Cancel. Unregistered Share ...

May 1, 2017 · I am working on something that came with a nutrient analysis in kg/ha, the project has now changed to a nutrient solution method and I need to convert all my kg/ha values to g/L and honestly have no luck sorting it out, as conversions were always a disaster for me. For example 30 kg per ha N would = ? g/L Do I need additional data to convert?

A concentration is a ratio of one thing mixed in another, and has a numerator and denominator. If both are scaled by the same factor (in this case 1000), the same value results. 10 µg/mg = 10 mg/g = 10 g/kg. All represent the dimensionless number 0.01 (10 µg/1000 µg).

Apr 30, 2012 · The easiest way to convert the fabric kg to fabric yard is as bellow if the fabric width is 60" and fabric weight is 200 gsm, constant formula is "43056" 43056/(60x200) = 3.588 yards now if the fabric price is $ 9.50/kg what price of per yard $9.50/3.588 = $ 2.647/yard. Hope you have got the answer. B/r ismail hossain