Conversion between metric tons and kilograms
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Please help, how do I convert pints to kilograms?
Explain the question clearly: one is a volume unit and the other is a mass unit; how do you convert between them?
It seems that mass divided by molecular weight multiplied by 22.4 gives the value in standard cubic units (attention should be paid to the units here). I’m not sure if that’s correct
Are you joking, OP? ! ! How can conversion be done when the units are different and there are no physical properties? ? ?
At the very least, one should know what substance it is, its density or specific gravity? :lol
For calculating refinery gases, it is generally mass divided by the average molar volume, then multiplied by 22.4
Gas = standard cubic volume × molecular weight / 22.4 / 1000； Liquid = standard cubic meter × density
I agree with what was said above; there are specific rules for converting the volume and density of gases, liquids, and solids. This question should apply to gaseous substances or oils; the conversion can be done using the formula mentioned above.
What the original poster is referring to is converting units like mg/m3 into % (v); in that case, calculate it according to the explanation given above
Reply to 7# luomo: Is there also such a thing as standard cubic meters for liquids?