How do you convert grams per liter to grams per 100 ml?

Answer 1

Only if you have pure water in mind: 1 liter of pure water weigh 1000 grams or 1 kilogram. 1 mililiter of pure water weigh 1 gram. To calculate the weight of other materials you need the specific weight (density) of the material. Measure the amount of your subject matter (volume in liters). Then weigh it (weight in kilograms). Then divide the weight by the amount.

Answer 2

You cannot. The milligram is a unit of weight and the litre a unit of volume. In the case of water only a litre happens to weigh a kilogram and therefore a milligram of water is 0.1 % of a kilogram and 0.1 % of a litre.

Answer 3

Divide by 10. The math behind that is to first multiply by the liters to milliliters conversion factor (1 L = 1000 mL), and cancel out the liters unit: gram x 1 L = gram

L 1000 mL 1000 mL Then multiply by the correct factor to get the volume you want in the denominator (1/10, or divide by 10), because: 1000 mL = 100 mL

10 So gram / 10 = gram

1000 mL 100 mL

Answer 4

Use the Ideal gas Law, which is Pv=nRT.

p=pressure(in atm)

v=volume(in liters)

n=moles(per gram)

R=constant(0.0821 [(Liters x atm)/(K x mol)]

t=temperature(in kelvin)

find the values of each and solve for "v"

Answer 5

You divide the mass, in grams, by the volume, in litres!

You divide the mass, in grams, by the volume, in litres!

You divide the mass, in grams, by the volume, in litres!

You divide the mass, in grams, by the volume, in litres!

Answer 6

You cannot. Weight percent is a weight-to-weight measure. With some simple assumptions it is a mass-to-mass measure. Grams per litre is a mass-to-volume measure. To convert form one to the other it would be necessary to know the density of the second substance - the "solvent".

Answer 7

Grams is a measure of mass, while litres is a measure of volume, so to convert it you would need some sort of density value.

Answer 8

Multiply by 1000.

A liter is 1000 times bigger than a milliliter.

Answer 9

You divide the mass, in grams, by the volume, in litres!

Answer 10

divide g/l value by 10.