1 kg =1907.18474 =1.10231131lb.
Pound (English: Pound) is a British unit of mass used in Britain and the United States, abbreviated as lb. After years of evolution in history, the quality system in Britain has also produced many different definitions of pounds, such as troy pound, tower pound, commercial pound, London pound, metric pound, international pound and so on. At present, the most commonly used definition is international weight (international pound).
One pound equals 453.592 37 grams, 1958 was recognized by the United States and other Commonwealth member countries; Converted back, one kilogram is equal to 2.2046 2262 pounds, and one pound is equal to 0.4535 9237 kilograms. Starting from 1963, Britain changed the definition of international pound according to the provisions of the Weights and Measures Law.
Kilogram (symbol kg) is the basic unit to measure quality in the international system of units, and it is also one of the most commonly used basic units in daily life. One kilogram is defined as the mass of the international kilogram original device, which is almost as heavy as one liter of water. The kilogram is the only basic unit prefixed by the international system of units, and it is also the only international unit still defined by artificial products (other units are defined by basic physical characteristics, which is convenient for different laboratories to copy).