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obtaining measurements

04/01/2009 4:16 AM

convertion of one litre of used oil into kilogram
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Re: obtaining measurements

04/01/2009 4:18 AM

Two methods:

  1. Volume of oil x density of oil
  2. Weigh it
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04/01/2009 4:20 AM

Multiply by its density, my friend.

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Re: obtaining measurements

04/01/2009 7:08 AM

In that its a small amount I would weigh it.

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