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A water droplet is around one twentieth of a milligram. Add twenty drops together and you have something near one milligram of water. This is only an approximation and fluids other than water tend to be lighter than water so the approximation only works for water.



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A water droplet is around one twentieth of a milligram. Add twenty drops together and you have something near one milligram of water. This is only an approximation and fluids other than water tend to be lighter than water so the approximation only works for water.



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How do you visualize a milligram of liquid? - Answers

A water droplet is around one twentieth of a milligram. Add twenty drops together and you have something near one milligram of water. This is only an approximation and fluids other than water tend to be lighter than water so the approximation only works for water.

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