Kilograms are like half of a pound. But they are in metric form. Pounds are customary and used only in the United States and parts of England. Metric is used everywhere else in the world, like in Mexico, Canada, ect.
Grams and Kilograms are the units of measuring mass of an object.
ADDED: The only legal units of measure for commerce in Britain now are metric, with very few exceptions. You cannot buy so-many pounds of potatoes in the UK - they have to be sold in kilogrammes (to use the correct spelling of this French word!).
It has been said that an average middle school text book weighs about 1 kilogram.
1 cc of water
Some common items that weigh around 1 kilogram are a bag of sugar, a liter of water, a loaf of bread, a laptop computer, and a pineapple.
It depends on the specific style and size of the woolen overcoat. Generally, woolen overcoats can weigh more than one kilogram due to the dense fabric and structure. However, some lighter-weight wool overcoats may weigh less than a kilogram.
Desks, chairs, shelves and students are some things that are in a classroom that have the mass greater than 1 kilogram.
Well, as a baby many animals weigh less then one kilogram, but i would say that a bird of some sort would weigh less than a kilogram, or a snail or somthing. A full grown Ant LOL!
1 kilogram equals 2.2 pounds. Only some sort of small model cycle would weigh this little.
A litre is VOLUME, so some things may weigh 8 ounces to half a litre. A litre of water is 1 kilogram.
Some examples of things that weigh around 1600 lbs include a small car, a horse, or a grand piano.
A kettle, a knife, a kilogram measurer...
A 10 pound weight
It depends on the ceral box, some can weigh 300 grams and others can weigh one kilogram