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What is 15 percent in grams?
150 grames
When 400 grams of wood are burned 30 grames of ash remain what happened to the missing 370 grames of matter?
The "missing" grams of matter were converted to carbon dioxide and water vapor, which mixed with the natural atmosphere.
What is the exact weight of 1 ounse of gold?
its 31 grames in one ounse.
How many ozs are in 17 grames?
17 grams is approximately 0.5997 ounces.
How many grames in one poun gold?
There are 8 grams in one pound of gold.
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