Gramme
The gramme (SI unit seembol: g) (Greek/Laitin ruit grámma) is a metric seestem unit o mass.
| Gramme | |
|---|---|
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| Unit information | |
| Unit seestem | SI derived unit |
| Unit o | Mass |
| Seembol | g |
| Unit conversions | |
| 1 g in ... | ... is equal tae ... |
| SI base units | 10-3 kilograms |
| CGS units | 1 gram |
| U.S. customary | 0.0353 unces |
Oreeginally defined as "the absolute wicht o a volume o pure watter equal tae the cube o the hundrit pairt o a metre, an at the temperatur o meltin ice" (later 4 °C), a gram is nou defined as ane ane-thoosandt o the SI base unit, the kilogram, or 1×10−3 kg, which itself is defined as bein equal tae the mass o a pheesical prototype preserved bi the Internaitional Bureau o Wechts an Meisurs.
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