Mass from volume (weight of a liquid or material)
Type a volume and pick the material (or type its density): you get the mass in kg, g, tonnes and pounds.
Result
1.822 kgMass
- In grams
- 1,822 g
- In tonnes
- 0.001822 t
- In pounds
- 4.017 lb
- Density used
- 911 kg/m³
Inputs
- Volume
- 2
- Volume unit
- liters (L)
- Material
- Olive oil
How it is calculated
Mass = volume (in m³) × density (in kg/m³).
Result
Mass
- In grams
- 1,822 g
- In tonnes
- 0.001822 t
- In pounds
- 4.017 lb
How it is calculated
- Mass = volume (in m³) × density (in kg/m³).
- 1 L = 0.001 m³; 1 mL = 1 cm³ = 0.000001 m³; 1 lb = 0.45359237 kg.
- The listed densities are typical values near 20 °C.
Example
2 L of olive oil (911 kg/m³): 0.002 m³ × 911 = 1.822 kg.
Good to know
- Real materials vary (temperature, moisture in wood, alloy…). Type your own value if you know it.
- For bulk goods (sand, gravel), the mass depends on how packed they are.
Sources
- CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (rounded typical values)
Frequently asked questions
What is this tool used for?
Type a volume and pick the material (or type its density): you get the mass in kg, g, tonnes and pounds.
How is the result calculated?
Mass = volume (in m³) × density (in kg/m³).
What should I check before using the result?
Real materials vary (temperature, moisture in wood, alloy…). Type your own value if you know it.