How many grams does a pebble weigh?

Answer 1

The geologic definition of a pebble is a rock fragment that is between 2mm and 64 mm in diameter. The average pebble size is not truly determinable, but a fairly good statistical estimate could be based on a random sampling of pebble populations around the world. The average size would be found to be between 2mm and 64mm in diameter, with the parameters based on the geologic definition.

Answer 2

There are no established measurements for the size of a pebble. A pebble is a small, smooth stone that is often a bit rounded due to erosion from sand or water.

Answer 3

A pebble is a piece of rock from 3 mm to 2.5 cm. Any smaller, it's silt, clay/sand.

Answer 4

Actually there is no average weight for a 3-years old because weight is related to height and body composition. It will probably be 20 to 25 ib

Answer 5

According to the Krumbein phi scale a pebble can range from 2 to 64 millimeters

Answer 6

This question is an oxymoron. A pebble is defined as a small, water-rounded stone. While there is no size limit specified, if it is large, it is not a pebble.

Answer 7

Wouldn't it weigh more like 6 mg? Grams seems like a lot for a pebble..

Answer 8

eighteen microns..

Answer 9

1 mearter long

Answer 10

2