Yes. As long as you don't spill any of the water out of the drum when you get in, the total weight of the drum and water with you in it will be equal to the weight of the drum and the water plus the weight of you, separately. It doesn't matter if you float or sink.
It will weigh about the same as it did before you climbed in. First, the answer above this one is wrong because you cant climb into a full 55 gallon drum without spilling water. As you enter the water, you will displace that volume with your body which weighs close enough to water to weigh near enough the same minus the amount of bouancy.
A gallon of water is roughly 8 pounds, so i assume juice concentrate would be slighly heavier. Exact weight would depend on the specific kind of juice and how concentrated it is.
It depends how big the seeds are, since a gallon is a measure of volume which cannot be easily converted into a weight without knowing what the exact substance is. For example, a gallon of popped popcorn will weigh much less than a gallon of unpopped kernals (since you can fit more kernals in a gallon than you can popped popcorn). Seeds do vary in weight quite a lot.
Oleum usually weight twice the water, density in SI varies between 1.9 - 2.0 kg/L. For Imperial unit it is approximately 16 Pound/Gallon. I suggest to verify concentration of Oleum for the exact density.
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There is no exact weight, as everybody is diffently built
1 gallon = 16 cups 1 cup = 0.06 gallon
It is very difficult to obtain an exact answer converting from volumetric to mass properties. Water temp and salinity will change the density. An approximation would be 8.1 to 8.3 pounds.
about 4 litters 3.785412 to be exact
Approximately, i do not know the exact weight.
1 (kilometer per liter) = 2.35 miles per gallon. (2.35214583 to be exact).