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Is a 12oz can of 134A equal to one pound?
No, a 12 oz can of R-134A refrigerant is equivalent to 0.75 pounds.
What would 12oz be in lbs?
12oz = 3/4lb
How many pounds are there in 33 kilograms?
There are approximately 72.75 pounds in 33 kilograms.
What kg is 12 ounces?
12oz = 0.3402kg
What is 750G equal to in pounds?
1.653 pounds.
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Is a 12oz can of 134A equal to one pound?
No, a 12 oz can of R-134A refrigerant is equivalent to 0.75 pounds.
54 ounces equals to how many pounds?
3.375 there are 16 oz in a pound, so 56oz divided by 12oz = 3lb & .375oz
What would 12oz be in lbs?
12oz = 3/4lb
How many pounds are in 172 ounces?
10lbs 12oz
How many pounds are there in 33 kilograms?
There are approximately 72.75 pounds in 33 kilograms.
12oz cup equal how many liters?
0.35 liter
How many teaspoons are equal to 12oz?
That is approximately 72 teaspoons.
How many 12oz paint cans are equal to 128 oz?
10 full ones plus 2/3 of one more.
What is 3.52 kilogrames converted into pounds and onz?
Approx 7 lbs 12oz
Does 12oz of sausage equal a pound?
16 oz in a pound, so no.
What is 4lb 5oz plus 6lb 12oz equals?
11 pounds, 1 ounce
12oz divided into 5.7 liters equal?
16.06 oz or 0.47 liter
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