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How many milliliters does it take to make 50 milligrams? - Answers

Milligrams and milliliters are not, strictly speaking, "convertible" in the regular sense. Milligrams is a measure of weight. Milliliters is a measure of volume. The one cannot directly be converted to the other unless more information is available. A conversion might be made, but it would depend on, say, knowing the density of the material being considered. It would depend on that density. Water is one milligram per one milliliter.



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Milligrams and milliliters are not, strictly speaking, "convertible" in the regular sense. Milligrams is a measure of weight. Milliliters is a measure of volume. The one cannot directly be converted to the other unless more information is available. A conversion might be made, but it would depend on, say, knowing the density of the material being considered. It would depend on that density. Water is one milligram per one milliliter.



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How many milliliters does it take to make 50 milligrams? - Answers

Milligrams and milliliters are not, strictly speaking, "convertible" in the regular sense. Milligrams is a measure of weight. Milliliters is a measure of volume. The one cannot directly be converted to the other unless more information is available. A conversion might be made, but it would depend on, say, knowing the density of the material being considered. It would depend on that density. Water is one milligram per one milliliter.

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