The conversion relationship between gram and milliliter is: gram = milliliter × density. The conversion between milliliter and gram must know the density of the converted substance, and the mass is equal to the product of volume and density. For example, the density of water is about equal to 1, so one millilitre of water is exactly one gram, and the number of milliliters is exactly equal to the number of grams.

The conversion of millilitres into grams is mainly related to the void of the object to be calculated. The formula for calculating the density of an object is p = m/v. Where m is the mass of the same object, p is the density of the same object, and v is the volume of the same object.

The basic unit of mass is kilogram, which is represented by the symbol Kg. In addition, there are unit milligrams, grams of tons and so on. The common units of volume are liters and milliliters. The common basic units of density are kg/m3 and g/cm3.

For example, if you convert180ml flour into grams, you need to know the density of flour. The density of flour is 0.529mL, and the corresponding algorithm of 180m flour is 052 *180 = 936g.

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Correlation conversion

1 ton = 1, 000,000 grams (one million grams)

1 kg (1 kg) = 1 1,000 g (1 kg)

1 kg = 500g (1 g =0.002 kg)

1 mg =0.00 1 g (1 g = 1000 mg)

1 μ g =0.00000 1 g (1 g = 1000000 μ g)

1 nanogram = 0.0000000 1 gram (1gram = 1000000000 nanogram)

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