[i_don't_know]

I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something.


What is 250mL of water in kg?

 

[earthpeople]

1mL is equal to 1g

so I believe it would be 250g, or .250 kg

 

[Townyj]

Your kidding right..?? 1L of water is 1kg.... so....

 

[TheMarchingMule]

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Originally Posted by i_don't_know /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something. What is 250mL of water in kg?

Heh, I had to quote this.

Methinks the first reply nailed the answer. Basic conversion.

 

[demoNMaCHiN3]

http://www61.wolframalpha.com/input/...of+water+in+kg

 

[gilency]

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Originally Posted by i_don't_know /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something. What is 250mL of water in kg?

250 grams. 1Kg=1L if you are talking equal densities.

 

[chews89]

Op - are you in junior high or something?

Or is this meant to be a joke?

EDIT: Ok I had a look at your profile. Junior High it is.

 

[dj_mocok]

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Originally Posted by i_don't_know /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something. What is 250mL of water in kg?

Well, that depends...
What do you put in the water?

If the water is spiked, I believe it will weight a bit more than that. Also depends on where you weigh it. If you ask my local butcher to weigh it, 250ml will equal to 300grams (or more) using his scale because everytime I buy a chicken that looks no more than 750gram, it always weigh 1kg under his scale.

 

[mulveling]

You FAIL at the internet. Much less middle/high school chemistry...

 

[dj_mocok]

I forgot to mention, you said it's due tomorrow, so what are you doing asking for it TODAY???
Christ, kids these days...

Wait til at least 2 weeks from now, then you ask the question. What kind of student are you? Only nerds and losers who get beat up at school submit assignments on due dates. Just a tip for fellow headfier, submit it in 2 weeks so you won't get beat up at school.
Now go back to your marijuana.

Now if there's a trick question like which one weighs more, 1kg of stone or 1kg of feather, the answer is they all weigh the same. Who wouldve guessed that, I know. But trust me on this. It took me 3 weeks to understand that.

 

[krmathis]

"Someone" missed the chemistry and math class..

1000 ml (1 liter) of water = 1000 grams (1 kg), hence 250 ml = 250 grams

 

[Al4x]

it would have been far quicker to google, [even better, wolfram] it than create a thread,
what does water weigh?

and save mockery which, i think, is deserved

edit, forgot

 

[Ishcabible]

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Originally Posted by chews89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Op - are you in junior high or something? Or is this meant to be a joke? EDIT: Ok I had a look at your profile. Junior High it is.

I find that insulting!

AANYWAYS, I hope this is a joke. My 10 year old sister could answer this. I know that she can because I check her homework.

 

[apatN]

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Originally Posted by i_don't_know /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something. What is 250mL of water in kg?

Waiting for you to crack the joke, now.

 

[virometal]

I have been stuck on the atomic number for Hydrogen. Anyone care to help a brother out?