Question from TB today:
I was looking for some facts about water, and I stumbled across this site.
They were quite interesting, but look at fact number 18. It says
that a litre of water weighs 1.01 kilograms. Is that True?
http://www.lenntech.com/water-trivia-facts.htm
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You should maybe investigate how the metric system was set up. Most people think it was a French idea but it was actually proposed by an Englishman... Do you know why A4 paper is called A4, and how the sizes were decided...?
ReplyDeleteThank- you, colintgraham- I certainly will research that. For any future comments, I think the tiltle was supposed to be, 'Does 1 LITRE of water weigh 1.01kg?'
ReplyDeleteThank-you
I thought you meant litre, I didn't want to mention that though! Here is another related question: What volume does 1.01kg of ice occupy - is it more or less than 1 litre or is it the same as liquid H2O?
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