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sure There are 2 tablespoons in 1 fluid ounce. 3.5 tbsp * ( 1 fl oz / 2 tbsp) = 3.5 / 2 = 1.75 fluid ounces this is for "fluid" ounces only. you can't convert to dry ounces unless you have the specific gravity of the stuff you're measuring
Oil has the highest specific gravity. Water has the second.
if i had to give a good answer i would say it is both because weight itself is a meausurement but it is for sure weight. Answer Fluid ounces is a measurement of volume. The weight (mass) depends on what you are measuring. 16 fluid ounces of syrup being much heavier than 16 fluid ounces of water.
6.5 ounces is 6.5 ounces, and 6.5 fluid ounces is 6.5 fluid ounces. But you cannot interchange the two: fluid ounces measure volume and ounces (avoirdupois) measure weight (mass). 1 fluid ounce of water weighs almost exactly 1 ounce. This is where the volumetric measure fluid ounces was derived from. For other liquids measured this way, they can vary greatly. The weight of 6.5 fluid ounces depends on the fluid's density.
3.38140227 US fluid ounces ==
There are 29.5735296 milliliters (rounded) in one US fluid ounce.There are (12 x 29.5735296) = 354.782355milliliters (rounded) in 12 US fluid ounces.Regardless of what's in those fluid ounces, or its specific gravity.Even if those fluid ounces are totally empty.
sure There are 2 tablespoons in 1 fluid ounce. 3.5 tbsp * ( 1 fl oz / 2 tbsp) = 3.5 / 2 = 1.75 fluid ounces this is for "fluid" ounces only. you can't convert to dry ounces unless you have the specific gravity of the stuff you're measuring
224 US fluid ounces = about 233.1 Imperial fluid ounces.
Ounces is for weight. There are 16 ounces in a pound. Fluid ounces, however, measure capacity.
Oil has the highest specific gravity. Water has the second.
if i had to give a good answer i would say it is both because weight itself is a meausurement but it is for sure weight. Answer Fluid ounces is a measurement of volume. The weight (mass) depends on what you are measuring. 16 fluid ounces of syrup being much heavier than 16 fluid ounces of water.
They are both units of weight, but not equal in number. And be sure not to confuse this with the ounces of a liquid. Liquids in the US are measured in fluid ounces (fl oz) - which is not compatible with "dry" ounces at all. (unless you know the specific gravity of the thing you're measuring). There are 16 ounces in 1 pound. 1 kilogram weights 2.2 pounds. Therefore 1 kilogram weighs the same as 35.2 ounces.
6.5 ounces is 6.5 ounces, and 6.5 fluid ounces is 6.5 fluid ounces. But you cannot interchange the two: fluid ounces measure volume and ounces (avoirdupois) measure weight (mass). 1 fluid ounce of water weighs almost exactly 1 ounce. This is where the volumetric measure fluid ounces was derived from. For other liquids measured this way, they can vary greatly. The weight of 6.5 fluid ounces depends on the fluid's density.
3.38140227 US fluid ounces ==
(Fluid ounces is a measure of volume)You need the sg (specific gravity) of the liquid (water is 1.0)Then:Fluid ounces (US) * sg of liquid * 0.0651 = poundsOr:Fluid ounces (imp) * sg of liquid * 0.06264 = pounds
Sorry, your question is wrong. Fluid ounces are used for measuring in cups. Ounces are used for pounds.There are 16 OUNCES in a pound. Note: Fluid ounces are not used for pounds. Fluid ounces are for capacity, and regular ounces are for weight.
The change in density of a fluid can be neglected if the temperature change in it is small. This assumption is however not applicable when buoyant forces are in consideration as gravity changes the specific weight of a fluid considerably.