What is the mass of 1 gallon of mercury?

Answer 1

quart is a unit of volume, so it can not be converted into weight (Kilogram or pounds)

speaking in terms of volume:

1 US quart = 0.946352946 liters

1 gallon of water weighs 8 pounds; therefore 1 quart of water weighs 2 pounds.

Answer 2

1 US quart = 946.352946 milliliters

1ml of water at 4 deg. Celsius was originally defined to have 1 gram of mass,

so the mass of a quart of water is 946.3 grams, or about .9 kg.

In the U.S. system of measures, that's 2.086 pounds.

Answer 3

To figure this out, you want the density of Mercury and any measurements needed for conversion. However, if you find a density measurement that includes the unit you're working with, no conversion is needed. For example, from Wolfram|Alfa (see link below), I found that the density of mercury is 112.95 lb/gal. That is your answer right there - there is 112.95 lbs per one gallon of mercury.

Answer 4

The mass of one gallon of the chemical element mercury is 51.232 kilograms. This is equal to 112.95 pounds or 51,232 grams.

Answer 5

ask your dead dad

Answer 6

The molar mass of mercury is 200,59 g.

Answer 7

it will be around 30 pounds!