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ML to Grams Calculator

Convert milliliters to grams using ingredient-specific density for accurate cooking measurements

Milliliters to Grams Calculator

Density: 1g/ml

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Enter the volume you want to convert

Conversion Results

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Fluid Ounces
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Cups (US)
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Calories

Reverse Calculator: Grams to Milliliters

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Common Densities

Water1.0 g/ml
Milk1.03 g/ml
Honey1.4 g/ml
Olive Oil0.915 g/ml
Vegetable Oil0.92 g/ml
Maple Syrup1.32 g/ml
Orange Juice1.05 g/ml

Volume Conversions

1 cup (US)236.588 ml
1 fluid ounce29.574 ml
1 tablespoon14.787 ml
1 teaspoon4.929 ml
1 liter1000 ml

Measurement Tips

Temperature affects liquid density

Water density = 1.0 g/ml at room temperature

Oils are generally lighter than water

Syrups and honey are heavier than water

Understanding ML to Grams Conversion

Volume vs Weight

Milliliters measure volume while grams measure weight (mass). Converting between them requires knowing the density of the substance, which varies significantly between different ingredients.

Why Density Matters

  • Water has a density of 1.0 g/ml, making it our reference point
  • Oils are less dense (lighter) than water
  • Syrups and honey are more dense (heavier) than water
  • Temperature can affect density

Conversion Formula

Weight (g) = Volume (ml) × Density (g/ml)

Example Calculations

Water: 100ml × 1.0 = 100g

Olive Oil: 100ml × 0.915 = 91.5g

Honey: 100ml × 1.4 = 140g

Applications & Uses

Cooking & Baking

Convert recipe measurements when switching between metric and imperial systems.

Nutrition Tracking

Calculate accurate nutritional content when food labels use different units.

Laboratory Work

Precise measurements for scientific experiments and chemical solutions.

Medicine Dosing

Convert liquid medication dosages between volume and weight measurements.

Bartending

Accurate measurements for cocktail recipes and alcohol content calculations.

Industrial Applications

Quality control and manufacturing processes requiring precise measurements.

Important Notes

  • • Density values are approximate and can vary based on temperature, brand, and composition
  • • For critical applications, always verify density values from authoritative sources
  • • Water at 4°C (39.2°F) has exactly 1.0 g/ml density by definition
  • • Room temperature typically refers to 20-25°C (68-77°F)
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