How many milliliters (ml) is one gram of sugar (or salt)?

Question

For example when you look behind a can of coke, it says 42g of sugar. What approx. could it be in ml?

Same for an instant cup of noodle soup. It says 100mg (1g) of salt. How much is that if measured in milliliters?

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For example when you look behind a can of coke, it says 42g of sugar. What approx. could it be in ml?

Same for an instant cup of noodle soup. It says 1000mg (1g) of salt. How much is that if measured in milliliters?

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Answer 1

.That would be milligrams since it is not liquid. There are 1000 milligrams to 1 gram. And 1000 milliliters to 1 liter. Here is a simple way to measure sugar in food items. Every 5 g of sugar equals 1 teaspoon of sugar (this measurement is good with liquid or solid. However this type of equation is only used for food standards in packaging). So you take the amount of sugar and divide by 5 and that will give you how many teaspoons of sugar you are getting with each serving. Heres example: If you have a candy bar that has 5 g of sugar that means that the whole candy has 1 teaspoon of sugar in it. If a can of coke has 40 g of sugar that means that the whole can has 8 teaspoons of sugar in it. But let me stress again, this way of measuring is only good for label packaging on food.

Answer 2

Sugar Grams To Ml

Answer 3

Grams To Ml Sugar

Answer 4

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Get 3 containers of water (preferably in milliliters, say 100 ml) with the same amount in each container. Add salt to one, sugar to the second, and baking soda to the third. Make sure the mass or amount (preferably in grams) of each substance is equal. The water should be at 20 degrees Celsius (or about room temp). Stir each container an equal number of times then look to see which container has the most undissolved material. You can Google the solubility of sodium chloride (salt), sucrose (sugar), and sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). The higher the number the more soluble it is. For example 37g/100 ml is a more soluble substance than one with a solubility of 2g/ 100 ml. You can also determine the solubility of each of these substances yourself. Get 100ml of water at 20 degrees Celsius. Add the substance until no more will dissolve, keeping track of the amount you put into the container (weigh out 50 grams of salt, add a little to the container, stir vigorously, keep going until no more will dissolve, then weigh what is left and subtract). Gathered from the web: Salt 359g/Liter Baking Soda 96g/Liter Sugar 2000g/Liter All at 20 degrees Celsius

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How many milliliters (ml) is one gram of sugar (or salt)?

Answer 6

The density of salt is 2.16 g/mL. Turning that around, that means salt is 0.463 mL/g. Of course, that's a solid salt crystal... if you're using table salt, it will have a lower density than that.

Sugar is a much more difficult question to answer, because there are so many varieties of sugar available and so many different levels of fineness to which it is ground. Not to mention that it is usually a plant product and therefore loaded with all kinds of impurities.

Hope that helps!

Answer 7

a liter is a measure of volume, a gram is a measure of mass

that said, NaCl's (table salt) density is 2.16g/cm3

Since a cm3 (cc) is a milliliter, one gram of salt takes up 0.46ml

Table sugar (pure sucrose) density is 1.587 g/cm3

One gram of sugar occupies 0.63ml

42 grams of sugar would take up 26.45ml


this all assumes a solid mass, and not granular crystals. and I'm not sure at what temperature.. all got from wikipedia.

Answer 8

One ml of water weighs 1 gram. I g of salt occupies a dry volume of 0.83 mls. 1 g of sugar occupies a dry volume of 1.05 mls. However if you are trying to work out what percentage of your drink is sugar then it gets a bit more difficult. You would need to weigh the contents of the can (not the can itself). Then you would need to divide the weight of sugar (eg 42g) by the total weight of the can's contents. A 300 ml can of coke would probably weigh about 300g so the percentage of sugar would be about 14%.

Answer 9

grams measure weight------there are 28 grams in an ounce. An ounce in volume is about 1 tablespoon. But an ounce of salt weight may not be a tablespoon.
Therefore 1 gram of salt is not much more than a pinch.

Answer 10

Everything in the metric system works off the principle of 10's, 100's, and 1000's however liters and grams are two different animals, there are many different metric conversion tables online to calculate with and these two type of measurements are not comparable.