1 pound =450 g 1 ounce = 25g Can you tell me the more exact weight, because the gap between pound and ounce is very large, and I can not estimate the
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The snow globes are small and very light weight. Typical size and quality for kids goodie bags.
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They are about 2 inches tall by 1 1/2 inch wide. They are great for goodie bags for kids and are light and easy to change in and out different Frozen pictures.
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It will only display in pounds. You will need to do a little math to convert to oz.
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Filter weighs 1.6 oz. One ounce = 28.3495231 grams, so the filter weighs (28.3495231 x 1.6) = 45.359237 grams.
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This product is 1 lb. If you take the number of servings 302 and multiply it by the number of grams 1.5 you get a total of 453 grams. There are 453.59237 grams in 1lb.
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This scale measures to the quarter-pound. 16 oz = 1 lb, so 4 oz. gradations.
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Hi,2 fluid oz = 56.6 grams2 fluid oz = 0.125 lbsReally depends on the weight of your fluid.
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It scales in one tenth oz but also in whole grams. At 28 grams to the oz the conversion shouldn't be difficult. I often use the gram scale
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I used one item as a weight and changed the four different methods of weighing. The results: Weighs in lbs:oz (example: 0: 14.8 = 0 lb. 14.8 oz) Also weighs in lbs. (example: 0.92 = same as above) Also weighs in kilograms (example: 0.450kg) Also weighs in grams (example: 450g) Hope this answers your questions.
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The placeholders for the three read-outs are thusly: Grams: 0000 Ounces: 000.00 Pounds: 00:00.0 From Escali's website: "Measures up to 11 lbs (5 kg) in 0.1 ounce (1 gram) increments." So, maximum measurements would look like this: Grams: 4989 Ounces: 176.00 Pounds: 11: 0.0 Anything larger shows up as: EEEE
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The placeholders for the three read-outs are thusly:Grams: 0000Ounces: 000.00Pounds: 00:00.0From Escali's website:"Measures up to 11 lbs (5 kg) in 0.1 ounce (1 gram) increments." So, maximum measurements would look like this:Grams: 4989Ounces: 176.00Pounds: 11: 0.0Anything larger shows up as: EEEE
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2 pounds is equal to 32 oz. Remember that these are crystals, not a liquid solution, so that is 32 dry ounces (by weight), not fluid ounces (by volume). I say this because some uses will have a recipe based on fluid ounces of a solution. If that's what you need, you'll have to make the solution of the appropriate strength, and then measure your fluid ounces. Please be certain you know what you are doing - this chemical is extremely dangerous if used incorrectly.
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There is 16 oz. in a pound. There is 4 marks on the scales bar between each pound --so that would mean each mark would represent 4.0 oz. The numbers are very small and hard to read . You have almost got to balance your weight and step off the scales to see the numbers. It's made in China and it's a good price. So don't expert it to look like the one your doctor uses that made in the good old U S of A. It comes packed good and is easy to put together ---just two pieces.
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It means you weigh 182 pounds and 4.8 ozs, each oz is 1/16th pound, each .1 (1/10) pound is 1.6 ozs. one dime is .1 (1/10) dollar.
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Yes! You can weigh in ounces and in fluid ounces, mililitres and grams... I weigh my food, my outgoing mail, and my lemons (that get to 15 ounces!) It's a great little scale. Not sure if you are talking about ounces and pounds, it does go to pounds so you'd still have to do the math if you went over 16 ounces (each pound weighing 16 ounces). I hope that makes sense and answers your question.
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It ways 38 grams,.. Just over 1 ounce,.. or 1/16th of one pound. It's INCREDIBLY light,.. I can fit 4 in palm of my hand.
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It measures in grams or ounces...a kilogram is 1000 grams so it measures up to 5000 grams or 5 kilogram equivalent. It also measures up to 175 ounces or 11 pounds equivalent. You have to know to convert the grams to kilogram but it is easy ...1000 grams per kilogram. Hope this helps...it's a great and inexpensive scale. I use it all the time.
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You can pick either lbs/oz or kg. Note: the lbs/oz are given in fractions not decimals.