Finding SG from volume and weight
2. Density & Specific Gravity 2.1) Specific Gravity 2.1.1) SG - General
2.1.1.1) SG from volume and weight Easy 1
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A liquid medication weighs 65 g and occupies a volume of 93.53 mL at a certain temperature. What would be the specific gravity of the product?
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lb equals 0.695 kg
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Answer: 0.695 (no unit).
- We know that, Specific Gravity (SG) of a substance is the ratio of the weight of the substance and the weight of water that occupies the volume of the substance. In order to keep it simpler, we can just divide the numbers of 'weight in gram' by the 'volume in ml'.
- We can write: SG of the substance = 65/93.53 = 0.695
| SG = | Weight in grams → 65 |
| Volume in mL → 93.53 |