You need the density of the oil (0.918 g/mL for olive oil) to do this. Using the factor-label conversion method:
35 lbs x 2.2 kg/1 lb x 1000g/1 kg x 1 mL/0.918g x 1 L/1000 mL x 0.264 gal/1 L = 22.14 gallons
According USDA, there is a 7.7Lb/Gal ratio for peanut oil (varying slightly on temperature), so 35Lbs of Peanut oil is just over 4 1/2 Gallons (4.545454..... Gal) The complete Adobe chart can be viewed and downloaded at: www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/Ag_Statistics/2007/2007.pdf Page vi has the specifics for peanut oil 1/2 gallon therebouths
Peanut oil weighs 7.68 pounds a gallon at 60º F. 5 Gal X 7.68 lbs = 38.4 lbs.
Depends on the kind of oil -but roughly 5 gallons.
Pretty sure it's darn clost to 5 gallons
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30 pounds of water is 3.593 gallons.
10 gallons of water is 83.5 pounds
18 gallons of water is 150.3 pounds.
2,007 gallons of plain water weighs 16,718.31 pounds.
2 US gallons is approximately 16.7 pounds
One US gallon of soybean oil weighs 7.6776 pounds. A metric ton is equal to 2,204 pounds. Using these figures, 750 metric tons of soybean oil contains just over 215,301.66 gallons.
This question cannot be answered. Pounds are units of mass and gallons are units of volume.
i dont think theres a such thing as gallons equaling pounds, they r in two different "groups" gallons is in volume pounds is in weight
4 US gallons of water is approximately 34.12 pounds.
270 gallons = 2253.25 lbs 8.345404 lb/1 gallon
20 pounds is equal to 2 Imperial gallons of water
one gallon of 85w140 equals 7.53 lb/gallon 120/7.53=15.936 gallons