At standard temperature, 1 liter of pure water has 1 kg mass.
1,000 liters = 1,000 kg.
On earth, 1,000 kg weighs about 9,800 newtons (2,205 pounds).
1,000 liters of water weighs approximately 2,205.8362 pounds or 1,000.550 kg
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That all depends on what the 1000 liters of volume is full of.
If it's 1,000 liters of air, it doesn't weigh much at all.
If it's 1,000 liters of pure clean water at standard temperature and pressure, then it has
a mass of 1,000 kilograms, and it weighs 9,800 newtons (2204.6 pounds).
It it's 1,000 liters of concrete or lead, then you're really talking some serious weight.
If the 1,000 liters of volume is empty, it has zero weight.