How do you convert 1000 mg to ml?
3 Answers
1000 mg of the matter is equal to
Explanation:
The
However one can say that if
Depends on density.
Explanation:
i.e. if you are measuring for water, then
V = Volume
M = Mass
D = Density
Other examples
Lead:
Density =
Cork:
Density =
There is no direct conversion from milligrams to milliliters.
Explanation:
Milligrams are a measure of mass and milliliters are a measure of volume, therefore, there is no direct conversion between them.
However, we can relate mass and volume through density, as:
We can use density to find the volume of a given mass by manipulating the density formula:
We can also use density and volume to determine the mass of a given volume of a substance:
So, if we have milligrams and density, we can get milliliters; and if we have milliliters and density, we can get milligrams.
However, these are not direct conversions from milligrams to milliliters.
For example, the density of water,
Examples
What is the mass of
What is the volume of
However, we are still not directly converting from milligrams to milliliters. We have to have density as the go-between.