HELP!!! Litre - Pound conversion

Reber187 · Mar 18, 2007

does anyone know how many pounds/kilograms are in a litre.

internet conversion charts offer matHydromaxatics i must undertake to get my answer but i dont understand coz im a diddy.

if you help me i'll give you 2 free tickets to see my band play our upcoming gig.

heres a video of us playing in dense snow :band:

keep pushing

Tmember · Mar 18, 2007

wow...that's a kickass bend...but i can hear them sing

jqsderrida · Mar 18, 2007

You cannot readily convert liters to pounds or kilograms being that a liter measurement is a measurement of volume. If you do want to convert liters to pounds you must determine the density of the liquid you are curious about. Solve the equation d=mv for m (where d is density, m is mass in milligrams and v is volume in liters). Convert m from milligrams to grams by dividing through by a thousand, then, convert grams to pounds using the conversion factor of 453.59237 grams = 1 pound.

EVO · Mar 18, 2007

^^^ exactly what he said.
a litre of WATER weighs 1kg (at 4 degrees C), which is equal to 2.2 pounds

Reber187 · Mar 18, 2007

jqsderrida said:
You cannot readily convert liters to pounds or kilograms being that a liter measurement is a measurement of volume. If you do want to convert liters to pounds you must determine the density of the liquid you are curious about. Solve the equation d=mv for m (where d is density, m is mass in milligrams and v is volume in liters). Convert m from milligrams to grams by dividing through by a thousand, then, convert grams to pounds using the conversion factor of 453.59237 grams = 1 pound.

this just sounds like you're publicly "coming out"

EVO -
thank you.

keep pushing

jqsderrida · Mar 18, 2007

Reber187 said:
this just sounds like you're publicly "coming out"

EVO -
thank you.

keep pushing

coming out?

ithiel · Mar 19, 2007

I know my weight but, you going from material to liquid. Hows that work?

DLD · Mar 19, 2007

Why do you want to know this anyway?

MissionPossible · Mar 19, 2007

doublelongdaddy said:
Why do you want to know this anyway?

so he can complete his homework

jqsderrida · Mar 19, 2007

doublelongdaddy said:
Why do you want to know this anyway?

Because knowledge is power? :blush:

DLD · Mar 19, 2007

jqsderrida said:
Because knowledge is power? :blush:

WORD!

ithiel · Mar 19, 2007

jqsderrida said:
You cannot readily convert liters to pounds or kilograms being that a liter measurement is a measurement of volume. If you do want to convert liters to pounds you must determine the density of the liquid you are curious about. Solve the equation d=mv for m (where d is density, m is mass in milligrams and v is volume in liters). Convert m from milligrams to grams by dividing through by a thousand, then, convert grams to pounds using the conversion factor of 453.59237 grams = 1 pound.

no wonder I never passed school... don't even understand what the fuck you trying to say. lol

lohanger · Apr 11, 2007

Online conversion of weights and measures, measurement conversion.

HELP!!! Litre - Pound conversion

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