300 grams equals how many mils?

Answer 1

Grams are a measurement of weight, millilitres are a meaurement of volume.

The standard for the metric volume (put in lamens terms) of the litre is the amount of space taken up by one kilogram in weight of pure water therefore the volume taken up by 300 millilitres of pure water will weigh 300 grams. That is of course if you are measuring 300 grams of pure water, if you have 300 grams of an item that has a different mass and density to pure water you will then have that item taking up a different amount of volume. This difference in volume can be quite dramatic depending on the density and mass of the item.

Answer 2

300 grams of what? 300 grams of lead takes up a lot less space than 300 grams of water for example.

-- DB