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varies with substance: 1cc of pure water =1g Every substance has its own 'specific gravity' (density)

The specific gravity is the ratio of the weight of given volume of a fuel to the weight of an equal

volume of distilled water. eg 550 cc of pure water = 550g (o.55kg) aviation fuels have a specific gravity of around 0.88g for the same given volume. so.. 550cc of aviation fuel would be 550g (0.55kg) x 0.88 = 484g (0.484kg)

Its like comparing a box full of bricks and the same box full of feathers.

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