How many pounds does 1 gallon of liquid nitrogen weigh?

Answer 1

Since the natural gas that comes up out of the ground can have many different compositions depending on the location, the answer as to how much one gallon will weigh when liquefied (typically in the temperature range of -255 to -260°F) will vary somewhat. However, the density of iquid methane (which is the major constituent of natural gas) is 26.4 pounds per cubic foot which would mean one gallon would weigh 3.53 pounds or 1.6 kilograms.

Answer 2

Nitromethane is more dense than water (about 1.13 compared to water's 1.00). However, for racing fuel it is blended with methanol, about 80-20. Methanol is less dense that water (0.791) When combined, the mixture is almost the same density as water- about 8 lbs 5 oz per US gallon- or I kg per liter.

Answer 3

It depends on the gravity. A hydrometer would tell you the gravity and there is a specific formula to follow to get weight per gallon. It depends mostly on gravity. But there are other factors to consider. But condensate can be from 6.5lbs to 8.5 lbs per gallon.

Answer 4

It is not measured in a gallon. This is because it is air so it would not be able to use the same measurements.

Answer 5

Liquid nitrogen has a density of 0.807, and one US gallon of water weighs 1 Gallons [US] = 8.345 Pounds.

8.345 Pounds times 0.807 = 6.734 pounds.

Answer 6

200 L weighs 225KG

so about 9.39lb per gallon

Answer 7

200 L weighs 225KG

so about 9.39lb per gallon