How much does a grain of salt weigh???
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1 grain = .064799 grams\n1 gram = 15.43258 grams\n1000 gram = 1 kg\nhttp://www.digitaldutch.com/unitconverter/\n\nso 1 grain = .064799 grams = .000064799 kg.\n\nSince Weight = mass* gravity,\nWeight = 0.000064799 * 9.81 m/s^2,\n\n1 grain weights 0.00063567819 Newtons, or in scientific notation,\n6.3567819 E-4 Newtons.
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A typical grain of sand is about 2mm in size and a typical atom is a few angstroms (10^(-10) meters). So if an atom 2 angstrom units big is scaled up to 2mm, thats a scaling factor of 10000000. So, if you scale a 6' man the same number of times, he would be 18288000 meters tall which is 60000000' tall. This means that the man's head will almost reach the midpoint between earth and moon(if his feet were on earth)!!
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If you're refering to water, 15 grams.  \n\nA tablespoon contains 15 mL of whatever it is your measuring.  1 mL of water weighs 1 gram (it's density).  Any other substance, just find out it's density in mL/gram and times by 15.
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There is no equation to convert mass into weight, because it all depends on the density of the material. Even something as simple as a liter of water won't always weigh the same each time, because the temperature will change its density. Hot water is less dense than cold water, therefore the same volume of hot and cold waters don't weigh the same. Another example. Take a gallon of flour and weigh it. Now fill that same gallon container with sand and weigh it. It will not weigh the same because sand is denser than flour. \nThe bottom line is, you can't convert mass into weight because there are too many variables for one equation to solve all problems.
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Remember few basics!!!!!\n\n1. One Mole of a substance is atomic weight, molecular weight or formula weight of a substance in grames.\n\nMolecular weight of water (H2O) is 18 so 18 gram of water is one mole\n\n2. One mole of any substance contains (Avagadros' number) 6.023 X 10^23 particles (molecules, atoms or ions)\n\n3. for converting mass into no. of particles follow the steps\n\nI. Divide the mass by molecul;ar weight . You get no. of Moles\n\nII. Multiply moles with Avagadro's No.\n\nYou get the number of particles
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This is an archaic measure which is equal to:\n\n480 grains to 1 troy ounce (apothecaries' ounce)\n\nor \n\n437.5 grains to 1 avoirdupois ounce\n\n\n1 grain is approximately 0.0648 grams
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Sea salt melts it quickly.\n\n\nPeace
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Since 50 grams is .05 kg, at sea level the weight is .05 * 9.80665 = .4903325 N.\n\nAssuming a sea level radius of 6400 km, at 6401.5 km the reduction in gravitational force is (6401.5^2) / (6400^2) = 1.000469\n\nAnd the weight would be .490103 Newtons.
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Depends on what they are filled with.  If it is saline, salt water then a cc of water has a mass of 1 gram.  To convert 1 kilogram to pounds, multiply by 2.2
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You can "guesstimate" it weighs about the same as a cubic foot of water, since most prepared food products are mostly water anyway. So, about 62Lbs, or very roughly 28 kilograms...\n\nHope that helps...
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The number is less than the mass of the Earth's mantle divided by the average mass of a sand particle. According to http://www.astro.wisc.edu/~ewilcots/astro236/drakeandrichter.pdf, the mass of the Earth's mantle is around 1.4*10^24 grams. According to http://www.ma.iup.edu/~hedonley/drag/drag25.html the mass of a sand particle is around 1.7*10^(-7) grams.\nThus the amount of particles in a mantle made up completely of sand would be around (1.4/1.7)*10^31 = 8.2*10^30. In America, this would be called 8.2 nonillions by the nomenclature-obsessed minority. Since the mantle is not made completely up of sand particles, the number of sand particles is less than this number, and since that number is less than infinity, so is the number of sand particles. It is thus an unknown, but finite, number.\n\nPS: Note that a "zillion" is not a real number. It is a fictitious play on the way we name large numbers and does not correspond to any exact amount. See http://www.google.com/search?hs=Xwl&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=define%3Azillion&btnG=Search .
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It's very unlikely you will find it on the internet I did find the quote a number of times but it is actually "in the future computers may weigh less than 1.5 tons"  which is a little accurate, 30lbs for a desktop and what and on average 8lbs for a laptop both less than 1.5 tons.  Anyway, you aren't likely to find it online.  Unless you know someone who has that issue you are most likely out of luck, unless someone took it and scanned it somewhere.  Well, Google is a good place to start, good luck!
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Around these two:\n230584300921.3695 metric ton. (1000 rice grain=25g, moisture=14%)\n276701161105643.4 metric ton. (1000 rice grain=30g, moisture=14%)\n\nThis is assuming that we use ton as a unit of wight, and the ton used is metric ton, you'll see that there is 3 kind of weight ton in use, metric ton (1000kg*), short ton (907.18474kg*) and long ton(1016.0469088 kg*). Look the agric website at source for info how heavy a rice is.\n\n* These conversion rate is EXACT, meaning, it's not a rounded value. \nLook at wikipedia at source for further explanation on ton as weight, or other measurement unit, and about different kind of ton.\n\nHow to get the answer:\n\nLet g be the number of rice grain\nLet rW be the rice wight used\n\n((g / 1000 * rW) / 1000) * 1 ton
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I remember being told that a gram is approx the weight of a paperclip.  So unless you are weighing very small, light things I'd go w/kilogram.
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what do you mean by "salt"? There are hundreds of thousands of salts~~~\n\nsodium chloride for what you normally eat.
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The amount of salt that we eat has a direct effect on our blood pressure. The more salt we eat, the higher our blood pressure. This is true, not only in people with high blood pressure, but also in people with normal blood pressure. A high salt intake also causes other health damage such as greater retention of water in your body, which leads to swelling of the ankles. Too much salt also worsens thinning of the bones (osteoporosis), asthma and kidney disease and is closely related to cancer of the stomach. Therefore, everyone should cut the amount of salt they eat.\n\nThe Department of Health and Food Standards Agency recommend that everyone should cut their salt intake from the current amount of 10 to 12 grams of salt a day to 5 to 6 grams a day, or less. If you can reduce salt intake more, this will lower your blood pressure further
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check it here: http://www.grainmarketresearch.com/gp.cfm (you need to pay for it though)