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Unit conversion

2018-03-14View Original

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How to convert m3/h to g/l? ? ? Can m3/h*g/l be used to obtain a result in tons?
Reply #22018-03-14
g/L = kg/m3; m3/h × kg/m3 = kg/h = 0.001 t/h. More time is needed to get the value in tons – this is a middle school-level problem
Reply #32018-03-14
Thank you for your guidance; I returned what I lost in middle school to the teacher

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