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I would go to a grocery store and get a gallon of whole milk and take it up to the produce dept. and put it in one of the scales and weigh it. 🙂 Because I really have no idea , but thats what I would do.
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Quote from government website:
“a gallon of milk weighs about 8 pounds”
Obviously it is assumed that whole milk is the milk used.
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Slightly LESS than a gallon of water, despite the dissolved solids. Whole milk also contains about 4% butterfat, which is less dense than water (it floats to the top) and so it weighs less than water does. Milk is the most useless liquid for a standard, because it goes bad. You can’t keep a standard container of milk around for long. Use water as a standard.
17 NOV 06, 0521 hrs, GMT.
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yup i heard 8 pounds. n no a gallon of milk wouldnt weigh more than a gallon of water. thats like the…
which is heavier? ton of feathers or ton of lead? thing
they weight the same 🙂
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a gallon of fluid weighs eight pounds I heard
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This isn’t really a may=th question, but here goes.
1 gal H2O weighs about 8.345#/gal
I think milk is a little heavier because there are solids disolved in it so my guess is around 9#/gal.
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roughly 8 pounds i imagine
a 12-pack of soda is between 9 and 10 pounds
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8 pounds
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about 2 pounds
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8.6 pounds! it is heavier than water at 8.3 pounds per gallon.
