To convert Liters to Kilograms

7200litres of oil to kilograms

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

7200litres of oil to kilograms

If it were water, it would be 7200 kg. Multiply by the specific gravity of the oil (which will depend on exactly what kind of oil) to get the weight. Most oils have specific gravity less than one

Originally Posted by Unregistered

pls. send the conversion chart of diesel ltrs to kg

with density of 825.5

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

with density of 825.5

I assume the units are kg/m³ judging from the numeric value, or 0.8255 kg/L.

Originally Posted by unregistered

could someone please tell me what 5 liters is in kg. Thanks

plese send me the answer very quick

[Mrs X]

Originally Posted by buddhigurung

plese send me the answer very quick

Quick answer, from the info you have given: Multiply the litres by the density to get kilograms.

For density: g/mL = kg/L = t/(m^3)

how to convert 2 liter to kilograms if its water

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how to convert 2 liter to kilograms if its water

2 kg. At 4°C, water is VERY close to 1 kg/L and for any cool temperature, it is a pretty good approximation.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sir,

How do I convert 200 Liters of Diesel to Kilograms.


Thank you.

Sir,
How I convert 5 liters to how many Kgs .

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sir,
How I convert 5 liters to how many Kgs .

Multiply by the density you didn't give. If necessary, look up the substance you didn't mention in a reference book to find the density. 5 L of lead weighs more than 5 L of air.