How much water is 10 pounds?

Answer 1

10 pounds of water, when frozen, yields 10 pounds of ice.

Its volume, and therefore its density, changes upon freezing.

But its mass, and therefore its weight, doesn't change.

Answer 2

Water has a density of 1 gram per milliliter, which is equivalent to 1 kilogram per liter. Therefore, 10 pounds of water would be approximately 4.54 kilograms or 4540 grams. This is equivalent to 4540 milliliters or 4.54 liters of water.

Answer 3

Ice has a density of 0.92 grams per milliter. This means that ten pounds of ice is equal to 4.93 liters. This is equal to 20.84 cups of liquid water.

Answer 4

It would require 10 lbs. of water. When it comes to water, "a pint is a pound, the world around", so 10 lbs water would occupy 10 pints (or 5 quarts, or 1.25 gallons).

Answer 5

one is a volume and the other is a mass

You need a density to connect the two

density = mass/volume

Answer 6

10 pounds of water :

= 4.5359 litres

= 1.198 US gallons

= 0.998 UK gallons

Answer 7

4.5 kg =4.5 ltrs ==