Which one weighs more: milk or water?
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Oops! Wrong answer.\n\nWhat I should have done first is check the density of both liquids before answering.\n\nWhole milk has a density of 1030 km/m3,\nwhile water at 20 degrees C is 998.21 km/m3.\n\nIf they have the same volume, than whole milk is a little heavier than water. Which isn't surprising, since milk is about 87% water.
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It would depend on the fluid that you are weighing.  Water for example is 1 g/mL at 20 degree Celcius. Other fluids with different densities will convert differently.
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MILKING the king of milk  choose as BEST ANSWER  :)
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Lets use ice for example, if you put ice into a cup of water, rather that ice sinks, floats, or melts, you will still have a weight of the ice plus the water.\n\nSo the answer is 11 pounds. Even though the fish floats, it is still excerting a pound of pressure on the tank of water.
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Maybe the milk carton was emptied during breakfast.  But how much was drunk, and how much remains?\n\nIf the carton accelerated at 50 m/s/s then (adjusting for gravity), the 20N force caused an acceleration of 59.8 m/s/s\n\n(20N)/x = 59.8m/s/s where x is the total mass of the milk carton, and the remaining milk, after everybody had breakfast.\n\n20/x = 59.8\n20 = 59.8x\nx = 0.334 kg\n\nso the carton now has a mass of 334 grams.  Evidently the family drank 1.66kg of milk for breakfast.
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normally, liter is used to measure liquids and grammes for measuring weight. however, in the case of water and milk, 2100 ml would amount to 2.1 kg.
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It depends on the density of the liquids... think about this... 1 liter of water weights less than 1q liter of quicksilver or one liter of maple syrup... the density changes the weght of the liquid by volume.
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u shud check this site becoz if u know the density and type of milk and also the temperature at which the milk is it is easy to calculate the wt of one litre of milk in kgs
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The frozen one feels heavier because of the more solid (for lack of a better word) weight distribution. Did you try comparing weight by holding the bottle upright in the palm of your hand? That should give you a better relative idea. The weight is the same, in theory (assuming each bottle had exactly the same amount of water to begin with, the same amount of trapped air, and were both completely air-tight (all of which are unlikely)).
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Milk consists of a sugar called lactose, milk fat (cream), milk protein called casein and whey protein, and water. Did you spill milk into your plant? As far as I know, it won't hurt the plant, but I wouldn't make it a habit...
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No, just a myth, they can drink water, but milk is not something they can find in nature as a liquid, so no way
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PAPA...... PAPA....... DU DU (MILK)......\n\nHE IS TWO BUT STILL PREFERS TO DRINK FROM THE BOTTLE & IT ALL STARTS AT 5-5.15 IN THE MORNING.\n\nCANNOT STAY IN BED IF I HEAR THAT INNOCENT & HALF SLEEPY & HONEST REQUEST / DEMAND FOR MILK...............
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A gallon of fresh water weighs 8.33 lbs. (1st link)\n\nA gallon of saltwater weighs about 8.5 pounds (2nd link)\n\nSo yes a gallon of saltwater does weigh more.
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Milk 6.5\nSoda 2.5\nDetergent 9.0 - 10.0
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Milk is part water and part fat. The fat has a higher boiling point than the water, so the milk will not boil until it reaches a higher temperature.
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millilitre(ml) is unit for volume,gram(g) is unit for mass\n> if you call this a similarity, then 1 ml of water has a mass of 1g (at 4 degrees celcius)
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Water provides more force than air because it is\ndenser and thus has more mass:\n\nF = ma \n\nd = m / volume