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Material Weight from Volume and Density Calculator

Material Weight from Volume and Density

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What is Material Weight from Volume and Density?

The weight of a material can be calculated using its volume and density. The formula to calculate weight is:
  • Weight = Volume × Density
Where the volume is the amount of space the material occupies, and the density is its mass per unit volume. This calculation is essential in various fields, including material science, engineering, and construction, for determining the amount of material needed for a specific application.

How to Calculate Material Weight from Volume and Density

To calculate the weight of a material, use the following formula:
  • Weight = Volume (m³) × Density (kg/m³)
  • The result will give you the material weight in kilograms (kg).

Example Calculation

For example, if the volume of a material is 2 m³ and its density is 500 kg/m³, the weight would be:
  • Weight = 2 × 500 = 1000 kg

Example Materials

Material Volume (m³) Density (kg/m³) Weight (kg)
Steel 1 7850 7850
Wood 1 700 700
Concrete 1 2400 2400
Aluminum 1 2700 2700

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