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How many 500 grams needed to equal 2 kilograms?
1000 gms = 1 kg therefore four 500 gms= 2 kg(kilograms)
What is the ozone depleting substances?
There are many ozone depleting substances. These substances are the ones that can cause damage to the ozone layer.
How many atoms are there in Ozone?
The formula for ozone is O3 it contains three oxygen atoms.
What companies specialize in the rental of ozone generators?
There are many companies which specialize in the rental of ozone generators. Ozone Solutions and Pure Air Treatment both offer ozone generators for rent.
What countries are destroying the ozone layer?
Many countries are destroying the ozone. The developed nations are on top.
Related Questions
How many mg equals 6g?
6000mg. 1g is 1000mg
Will 6000mg of lamictal kill you?
no
How much does 6000 mg to tons?
6000mg is 0.000006 tonnes.
How many milligrams in 6 grams?
0.006 gms
How many pound in one kg?
440 gms
200mq equal how many gms?
200mg = 0.2g
How many kilograms does 400 gms equal?
0.4
How many cups is 460 gms?
That is 2.028 cups
How many gms is 8 oz?
That is 227 grams.
How many gms are in 25lbs?
25 lb = 11339.809 g
174.9 gms is equal to how many kgs?
0.1749 kg
How many pounds is 8 gms of gold?
0.0176 pounds
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