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Mass is the amount of
material contained within a defined volume. Technically, it is a measure of a body's resistance to acceleration,
but most people don't think of it that way.
This table provides some of the most often used conversion factors between units.
Standard units = Kilogram (kg)
| 1 |
6.250 * 10-2 |
3.125 * 10-5 |
28.35 |
2.835 * 10-2 |
1.942 * 10-3 |
1.708 * 1025 |
| 16 |
1 |
0.0005 |
453.6 |
0.4536 |
3.108 * 10-2 |
2.732 * 1026 |
| 3.200 * 104 |
2000 |
1 |
9.072x105 |
907.2
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62.16 |
5.465 * 1029 |
| 3.527 * 10-2 |
2.205 * 10-3 |
1.102 * 10-6 |
1 |
0.001 |
6.852 * 10-5 |
6.024 * 1023 |
| 35.27 |
2.205 |
1.102 * 10-3 |
1000 |
1 |
6.852 * 10-2 |
6.024 * 1026 |
| 514.8 |
32.17 |
1.609 * 10-2 |
1.459 * 104 |
14.59 |
1 |
8.789 * 1027 |
| 5.855 * 10-26 |
3.660 * 10-27 |
1.829 * 10-30 |
1.660 * 10-24 |
1.660 * 10-27 |
1.137 * 10-28 |
1 |
† = atomic mass unit
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