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I thought a Liter was closer to a quart.
lumberzac
4:16:11 PM
5/24/04

Isn't a liter one kilogram of mass (not weight)? So a liter of water is a little over two pounds (weight)? A quart is 32 fluid ounces. Water is about 1 ounce weight for every fluid ounce. So a quart, which is about the same as a liter, is about 2 pounds.
BowlderMan
4:30:27 PM
5/24/04

I think this topic came up when I got my dehydrator. My plan was to dehydrate my water so it would be easier and lighter to pack. Rehydrate as necessary on the trail. I think the question then was how much heavier is liquid water than the dehydrated variety? No one told me.
Snake Eyes
4:42:40 PM
5/24/04

Technical, technical. Yes, a kilogram is a measurement of mass, not weight (force). The newton (N) is the unit of force in the SI metric system. So a liter of water weighs 1 kg * 9.8 m/s2 = 9.8N
bitpusher
4:43:51 PM
5/24/04

Just a little less than a quart weighs.
Violin
5:04:06 PM
5/24/04

Or would that be an Imperial Quart?

Tilt
9:38:37 PM
5/24/04

The specific gravity of water is 1. Density isn't unitless. The density of water is 1 g/cc...
biz
11:20:39 PM
5/24/04

I forgot to add, that would be at 25 C
biz
11:21:02 PM
5/24/04

STP?
Tilt
11:31:28 PM
5/24/04

So how much does one of these weigh?
lumberzac
11:31:52 PM
5/24/04

last week my dog had a liter of puppies....how much do they weigh?
mywifeisachemist
4:47:07 PM
5/25/04

If my friend has an English Terrier, would his dog's liter weigh the same as my American Foxhound's. I'm still not good with metrics. Should i measure my dog in Quarts?!
mywifeisachemist
1:36:56 PM
5/26/04

The Terrier's liter and the Foxhound's liter may not weigh the same, but they would fall at the same rate if dropped at the same time.


(landing on a nice soft cushion, this is a physics joke, not doggie demolition)
techntrek
2:22:05 PM
5/26/04

but if dropped in water, would i have to drop MY dog in a gallon of water and the Terrier in a liter?


i am not planning on dropping the dogs, just curious if metrics will take effect on this too? and why are dogs measured in liters?!!
mywifeisachemist
2:28:22 PM
5/26/04

Water Wt Calculator
jtcarrier
4:54:20 PM
6/11/12

how much does a liter of liquor weight?
free24
10:51:24 PM
6/11/12

same as a liter of feathers
nimrod
4:25:15 AM
6/12/12

....nothing if you sneak it into your girlfriends backpack.....
32ozgatorade
4:29:46 AM
6/12/12

Dem some heavy feathers you got Nimord!
pedxing
6:05:08 AM
6/12/12

“how much does a liter of liquor weight?”
free24

a lot lighter on the way back
nimrod
10:14:25 AM
6/12/12

Okay, I'm going to settle this once and for all:
1 Liter of water is equal to:
0.2935 Firkins of water
0.1321 Pecks of water
0.07634 Hubble-Barns of water
0.004193 Hogsheads of water

This quantity of water weighs:
564.38 Drams
0.3149 Cloves
0.1575 Stones
Or, more simply put:
0.00000276 of a Boeing 747

I don't think I can make this any clearer...
walden380
3:29:13 PM
6/19/12

so your saying water is heavy?
mapleleaf
3:32:15 PM
6/19/12

Waterless Shower

Do you think that can remove the water from my water bladder so it isn't so heavy?
techntrek
11:40:44 AM
6/21/12

I dehydrate my water to reduce the weight.
SuperTroll
11:58:52 AM
6/21/12

I had some powdered water one time, but I didnt know what to add....
Stratd00d
4:26:47 AM
6/22/12

When they going to dehydrate beer????
divinity
6:25:55 AM
6/22/12

LOL
Gremlin
12:28:42 PM
6/22/12

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