It depends entirely on the substance. 0.2 kilograms of lead take up much less space then 0.2 kilograms of water, and 0.2 kilograms of air takes up much more space! You must know the density of the thing you are measuring to know this answer.
Roughly 200g if it is 0.2 liters of water, but different substances will have different masses , and there will be differences for different temperature and pressure.
That is about 1/5 of USG
3965.752 US gallons equates to 3302.18 English (UK or Imperial) gallons.
75 US gallons = 283.9 L75 imperial gallons = 341.0 L
90 litres = 19.797 Imperial gallons = 23.775 US gallons19.8 gallons in the UK.
150 UK gallons = 682 L150 US gallons = 568 L
3.17 US Gallons or 2.64 Imperial (British) Gallons. (Both rounded to two decimal places)
there are 1000 g in 1 kg, 20g=.02kg hint, the prefix k means 1000
14 gallons. 1.2 gallons is less than one and a half gallons, 14 gallons is fourteen gallons. 14 gallons is bigger.
20k gallons means 20,000 gallons.
You can fit 8 gallons in 8 gallons.
4.3 gallons.
60 US gallons is about 50 Imperial gallons (49.96).
20 gallons
112 liters = 29.587 US gallons = 24.637 imperial gallons
7.91888967 imperial gallons = 9.51019 US gallons.
106 Imperial gallons is 127.301 US gallons.
There are Imperial gallons and US gallons, the UK uses Imperial gallons as does most of the rest of the world.
781.987 gallons.