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How do you calculate grams per squre meter if density and thickness of film known to us?
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∙ 15y ago
D=m/v where D is the Density m is the mass and v is the volume You have to make sure all you units match up. You may have to do some conversions. Density is usually in g/cm^3. cm^3 can easily be converted to m^2. 1cm=.01m The thickness is the volume.
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