How does a scale measure in milliliters?
820075
It utilizes an average density for powders to give an estimate of volume. It is not as accurate as you would like in the volumetric measurements
820076
A scale cant...that is volumetric measurement and not weight measured. However water has a density of 1 gram per 1 milliliter. So if you weight out 120 grams of water it is also 120 mL.
1007682
Yes, it has markings in ml broken down further in smaller fractions. Technically you can go down further than 0.05 ml but precision will suffer, although accuracy will still be reasonable. For 0.05 ml, both will be reasonable.
478664
I just checked the measuring options on my scale. Yes, it does have the ability to measure ml as well as pounds, ounces, and grams. I would highly recommend this scale!
1572227
All measurements are approximate. 1000ml= 3 1/4" 500ml= 2 5/8" 250ml= 2 1/8". 100ml= 1 1/2" 50ml= 1 1/8" 25ml= 3/4" 10ml= 5/8"
1810779
Hello, The scale reads in .1 gram increments, so it will read .1, .2, .3 etc and 21.1, 21.2 etc. Have a great day!
747831
Each can is 320 milliliters of liquid. Liquids are generally measured in volume not mass (grams) or length (meter).
662487
They equal VOLUME such as teaspoon or milliliter. Gram is a MASS. One gram of water is 1ml volume of water. One gram of flour is more than 1ml volume of flour. Measuring mass like grams or ounces requires a scale.
1804907
So this scale measures in lbs. to two decimal places; it measures in kilograms to three decimal places; it measures in kilograms/grams (e.g. 4kg-421gms);it measures in lb/oz (the oz portion is one decimal place, (nearest tenth of an ounce)). Hope this helps!
88035
scale will measure accurately to less than 1/10 mg. as scale is sensitive do not use in drafty areas.
1933503
Hi there, I wish I could help you , but I'm not sure how its done. The scale I have doesn't go to that measurement. Sorry !!!
1996487
On the package it says 100 mg is a rounded 1/32 of a teaspoon. the smallest measurer i have is 1/8 of a teaspoon, so i'm guesstimating 1/4 of that, as 1/4 of 1/8 is 1/32. You can order 1/32 teaspoons on amazon, and could possibly find them at target or a specialty kitchenware shop, but i haven't done that yet. Alternately, you could buy a small digital scale that measures in mg. You can get one of those fairly cheaply online, as well.
846280
The units of measure are a function of the METER, not the strip. You should be able to set your meter to indicate mmol/l, as the meters are sold worldwide. mg/dl is used only in the United States ... just like the foot, pound, mile, gallon & so on.
702357
There are four unit measurements: Fl.ozs: 0.1 Grams: 1 (no decimal point) lb. ozs.: 0 lb 0.1 ozs. ml.: 0 (no decimal point) I hope that this answers your question satisfdactorily.
510113
It measures in either tenths or hundredths of ounces. Sorry I don't know which, but it is a decimal amount, because I use the grams. It seems to be accurate as far as I can tell, but a tiny bit slow on the read-out. If you need speed as well as accuracy, this isn't the one, but give it a second or two and read-out catches up. Good scale for the $$.
1646503
The measurements are shown as cups or ml but not dl. Same on the measuring spoons.
1357287
Mg are a measure of weight and different liquids have different weights so I don't see how a syringe could have mg measurements. The syringe measures in volumes and there are syringes that have ml and/or cc measurements. I think you have mistaken mg with ml. To measure mg, you would have to use a very accurate weight scale for measuring that small of a weight.
122723
It's right there in the description at the top of the page: 1000 x .1g. So it only goes down to one-tenth of a gram. In other words, no, it does not measure milligrams. Unless you're a biologist or a drug dealer however, one-tenth of a gram is plenty precise for most people: 1/285 of an ounce is pretty small. It gets you to the value of a gold sample, for example, within about $5.00 either way.