What is conversion from dry liters to pounds?

Answer 1

1 liter = 2.2 lbs (if your talking about a substance such as water.)

Apples and Oranges! Liters are a measurement of volume and pounds are a measurement of weight.

Answer 2

I assume you mean "How do you convert lbs into liters?" Pounds are a measure of weight or mass Liters are a measure of volume (like quarts) you can't turn convert into the other. That's like converting pounds into quarts. However, is you know the density and the volume of the fluid in question, its mass or weight can be calculated or if you know the weight its volume can be calculated using the expression; V(L)=m(g)/density(g/L) or m(g)=(density(g/L)/V(L) To use the above, you will need to convert pounds to grams. 1 pound corresponds to 453.6 g. Fluid density is usually given in g/mL or kg/m3 and you will have to convert all units to a consistent set.

Answer 3

To convert kilolitres (kl) to pounds requires the density of the substance in lb/kl; then: lbs = kl × density.

If you meant kg (kilograms), then multiply by 2.20462 (though multiplying by 2.2 will give an approximate answer that is accurate enough for most uses).

Answer 4

There is no direct conversion between dry liters and pounds. The weight of a dry liter can vary depending on the substance being measured, as different materials have different densities. You would need to know the density of the specific substance in order to make a conversion.

Answer 5

it depends on the density of dry materials