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What is 0.4 mg equal to grain?
0.4 mg equates to about 0.0061729 grains.
How many grains equal mg?
1 mg equates to 0.015432 grains.
What is something that weighs approximately 1 mg?
A Paper Clip , gram cubes, uh there r more
What appropriate unit word of mass is for a grain of rice?
The appropriate unit for mass of a grain of rice is milligrams (mg).
How many grains in 500 mg?
Google's calculator reports 180 milligrams = 2.7778245 grains
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How many Mg in a grain?
64.79891 mg to a grain In medicine one grain can be 60 or 65 mg.
How many mgs are in a grain?
1 grain is 64.799 mg
How many grain in 200 mg?
200mg is 3.0865 grain.
One grain of Phenobarbital is equal to how many mg?
65 mg
How many mg per grain?
15
1.5 grains equals how many mg?
1/4 grain =15 mg1 grain = 60 mg
How many gram are equals to a grain?
1 grain = 60 mg = 0.06 g 0.06 grams are equal to a grain.
How many grains are in 118 mg?
118mg is 1.82 grain.
How many grains in 1 mg?
0.18 grains in 1 mg
60 mg is how many gr?
60 mg is 0.925942 gr(grain), or 0.06 g(grams).
How many grains in 25 mg?
25mg is 0.38581 grain.
What is 0.4 mg equal to grain?
0.4 mg equates to about 0.0061729 grains.
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