1 kg diesel oil is how many liters?

Answer 1

Volume = (mass)/(density) The density of diesel oil is about 0.85 kg per litre. Your 1 kg divided by 0.85 kg/litre equals about 1.176 litres.

Answer 2

The density of diesel oil varies slightly depending on the specific type, but on average it is around 0.85 kg/L. Therefore, 1 kg of diesel oil is approximately equal to 1/0.85 = 1.18 liters. This calculation is based on the assumption that the density of the diesel oil is 0.85 kg/L.

Answer 3

This cannot be properly answered because kilograms are a measure of weight or mass while liters are a measure of volume.

The specific density of diesel fuel is between 0.81 and 0.96 kilogram per litre at 60 degrees Fahrenheit, therefore approximately 1.11 litre per kilogram at 60 degrees.

It must be noted though that this also vary with temperature. Where the unit of Kilo does not change in relation to temperature, volume does. This can some times be seen on cars filling their tank to the max on a hot summer day. After filling, they park their car in the sun outside a nearby shopping mall for a few hours. As the fuel heat up, it take up more space and can be forced out of the tank to a small extent.

Answer 4

For a density of 0,832 kg/L the answer is 1 202 litres in a metric ton

(1 000 kg).

Answer 5

Litres are volume and kilogrammes are mass: they don't convert.

Answer 6

kg is a measure of weight and litres is a measure of volume

to figure this out you'll need to know the density

hope i helped :)

Answer 7

1 liter of diesel fuel has a mass of approximately 0.832 kg.

Answer 8

How many miligram diesel in 1kg

Answer 9

1,000 liters per cubic meter.

Answer 10

How many miligram diesel in 1litters