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You've got to know the weight of the liquid for this to be an accurate conversion. If you just use the weight of water, that's 8.34 pounds/gallon.

So if you have a 5 gallon (g) water jug you're filling up, that will weight 5 x 8.34 pounds or 41.7 pounds.

g x 8.34 = pounds

What if you're wanting the weight of sulfuric acid which has a specific gravity (sg) of 1.84 or 1.84 times that of water, then just multiply your pounds times the specific gravity.

g x 8.34 x sg = pounds

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