How you convert 1 microgram to mililiter?

Answer 1

It depends on the material.

with water, one litre weighs 1 kilogram.

1 microgram is a billionth of a kilogram, one millilitre is one thousandth of a litre, so 1 millilitre of water weighs one million micrograms.

Answer 2

It depends on what subtsance you want to convert. Every subject has it's down density. Example: Water is almost 1000 gram/1000 ml (=1 kg/l).

1 milligram is 10-3 gram = 0,001 gram.

1 milliliter is 1cm3 (1 drop is ~ 0,4 cm3).

In the example used above, water would be converted as follows:

1 milliliter (1 cm3) H2O would weight 1 gram, which would equal 1000 milligrams.

Answer 3

Do you mean 1 fluid ounce (volume) or 1 international avoirdupois ounce (mass, the normal ounce of weight used in the US)?

1 oz (mass) is 28350 mg (mg is mass).

The mass of 1 fl oz (volume) of liquid depends on the density of the liquid.

You need to know the density of the liquid. It'd be easiest if you know it in mg/fl oz, because then you just multiply 1 fl oz * x mg/fl oz=x mg. If it's not in mg/fl oz, do the same multiplication then multiply units to convert it to how you need it to be. e.g. water is about 1 g/cm^3. 1 fl oz of water weighs:

1 fl oz * (1 g/cm^3)=

1 fl oz * g/cm^3=

1 fl oz * g/cm^3 * (29.57 cm^3 / 1 fl oz)=

29.57 g

Answer 4

You can't without knowing what the sudbstance is. mg is a weight while ml is a volume

liquid (calpol pediatric drops)

Answer 5

Only 1 milliliter of pure water weighs 1 gram or 1000 milligrams. Forget syrup or oil. That weighs more.

Answer 6

You cannot because mg are a unit of mass or weight and ml are a unit of volume. Unlike units cannot be converted into each other.

Answer 7

You can't. A milligram (mg) is a measure of mass whereas a milliliter (ml) is a measure of volume. Two different things. It would be like asking, "How do you convert 50 mph to volts?"