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One ml of water at 22 degree C has one gram weight.

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Answer #2:

That depends on how much water you have, the pressure of the air on it,

and where you're located.

At standard atmospheric pressure, the density of pure water at 22°C is

0.997770 gm/cm3 . So 1 liter of it would have 0.997770 kg of mass.

On Earth, the liter would weigh 9.785 newtons (2lbs 3.2oz) . In other places,

its weight would be something different.

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