How much does vinegar weigh?

Answer 1

That depends on how much you have!! A gallon of vinegar weighs more than a teaspoon of it. You are probably asking about the density of vinegar -- how much it weighs per unit volume. As it turns out, the density of vinegar is only slightly greater than plain water. For common cooking vinegars with about five percent acetic acid, the denisty is 1.01 grams per milliter, which is mathematically equal to 1.01 kilograms per liter. If those units are foreign to you, consider that a gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds. Since vinegar is about one percent denser, a gallon of vinegar weighs about 8.42 pounds.

Answer 2

Regular vinegar is known to have a density of 1.01 gram per milliliter. To solve this problem, multiply 10 ml (volume) by 1.01 g/ml (density). Ten ml of vinegar would be equivalent to 10.10 grams.

Answer 3

100 ml of pure water under standard conditions has 100 grams of mass.

Consequently, on Earth, it weighs 0.98 newtons (about 3.53 ounces).

Answer 4

100 grams (.2205 lbs.).

Answer 5

Appproximately 100 grams

Answer 6

3902g/ gallon or 8.67#