The weight of a cubic foot of carbon will vary depending on which allotrope of carbon we are considering. Carbon comes in different "flavors" depending on what we care to look at. Carbon appears as graphite in lead pencils, or as diamond, that sought-after crystal. It has a couple of other forms. Let's look at the two common ones. Diamond has a density of about 3.515 grams per cc, and graphite has a density of about 2.05 grams per cc. With some conversion factors, we can find that: Diamond - about 219.24 pounds per cubic foot Graphite - about 127.86 pounds per cubic foot
1 ft^3 = 12in * 12in * 12in = 1728in^3
Density of steel: 0.283lb/in^3
1728in^3 * 0.283lb/in^3 = 489.024lb
It depends on the metal. One cubic foot of Lead would weigh a great deal more then one cubic foot of Magnesium.
One possibility:
1 cubic foot = 1 ft*1 ft*1 ft (length, breadth and height respectively)
Weight measures the pull of gravity on the mass of body and cubic foot measures volume. You cannot convert the weight of anything to cubic feet.
450
It would weigh 1,342 pounds.
Pulverised coal = 38 pounds per cubic foot
13.785 ounces
9.052 pounds
16 lbs
That depends on how much of it you have!One pebble doesn't weigh very much, but a cubic foot of granite weighs 168 pounds! Compare that to water, which weighs about 62 pounds per cubic foot.
3 gr
175 lbs
It depends what the ash comes from.
1 cubic foot = 28.316847 litres The answer is in volume, the question was asking for weight. Thanks
Slate weighs 160 pounds per cubic foot.