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One fourth grain equals how many mg?
16.1997275 milligrams
How many grains are in thirty milligrams?
30 milligrams is less than half of one grain. to be exact, 0.462970 grains.
150 grains to milligrams?
1 grain = 64.891mg, therefore 150 grains is: 150 x 64.891mg = 9,733.65mg
How many milligrams are in a grain of rice?
I would have to say half a miligram - one miligram at the most.
Whats the best answer for a grain of salt 1000 milligrams 100 milligrams 1 milligrams or none of the above?
1,000 milligrams = 1 gram about 450 grams = 1 pound So about 450,000 milligrams in 1 pound. Of the choices you listed, the best match for a grain of salt has to be 1 milligram.
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