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A gram is a measure of mass - it does not "look" like anything.
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What does one onethousandth of a gram look like?
One one-thousandth of a gram looks like mg, or milligram.
What does a half gram look like in decimal?
0.5 g
What does 1 gram way?
1 gram.
What are miligrams?
Milligrams are thousandths of grams, usually used for measuring out things like medicines (like 500mg of paracetamol) milligram is often shortened to mg 1 milligram = 0.001 gram 1 gram = 1000 milligrams
Does 500mg equal 1 gram?
No, 1000mg = 1 gram
What does .25 grams of meth look like?
A quarter gram of a 1 gram
What douse 200 grams look like?
1 gram is=1 small paper clip.
What is the difference between gram-positive cocci and gram-negative rods?
Look at them under a microscope! If they are cocci, they will look like balls. If they are rods, they will look like...rods!
What does a gram of air look like?
Gram is a solid measurement. Air is not solid.
Is a gram like an ounce?
1 oz = 28.34 grams 1 gram = 0.03 oz
Show picture of a gram and kilogram?
Scroll down to related links and look at "Picture of weights from 1 kilogram to 1 gram".
What does a half gram look like in decimal?
0.5 g
Does a olive weigh less than 1 gram?
a gram is like a paperclip.
Is Clostridium butyricum gram positive?
Clostridium tetani look very clean, large, and dark colored on a gram stain. They look like this because of the way the light from the sun hits them when on a gram stain.
What does a gram of fat look like?
I am not sure what one gram looks like but if you put a few hundred together you end up with a Big Mac from McDonald's.
What does one gram of sugar look like?
Grams compared to tablespoons and teaspoons Gram is weight, tbs. is volume A gram of sugar is a fraction of a tsp. 3-4 grams = 1 teaspoon depending on the weight of what's in the teaspoon. (Powdered sugar will be different from brown sugar.
What is a microgram?
1 microgram is 0.000001 gram or 1 gram is 1000000 micrograms. Scroll down to related links and look at "Weight and mass conversion".
