Specific density of the medium

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This post was last edited by perfecter03 on 2020-11-12 at 16:31. Dear sailors, I would like to ask what is meant by specific gravity in the specifications?

Reply #22020-11-12

Ratio to the density of water under standard conditions

Reply #32020-11-13

Compared to water, water has a value of 1.0.

Reply #42020-11-13

If the density of gasoline is 0.7 g/cm3, is its specific density also 0.7?

Reply #52020-11-13

I’m not quite sure; it’s a noun that appears in the specifications, and I don’t know its exact meaning.

Reply #62020-11-13

Since density includes the character for \"ratio\", there must be a specific reference medium. It is essential to know what that reference medium is; otherwise, what meaning does the character for \"ratio\" have? The ratio of densities isn’t that the specific gravity?

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