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INSTANT METRIC
eBook
PAGE 2
TABLE of CONTENTS
PAGE 3
Evolution of
Archaic Measurement
PAGE 4 - Inch-Pound
PAGE 6 - "SI" Relates
PAGE 8
The Metric System
PAGE 10 - Prefixes
PAGE 11 - Symbols
PAGE 12
Everyday Base Units
PAGE 13 - meter
PAGE 15 - centimeter
PAGE 17 - millimeter 
PAGE 19 - kilometer
PAGE 21 - liter
PAGE 22 - milliliter
PAGE 24 - kilogram
PAGE 26 - gram
PAGE 28 - milligram
PAGE 29 - tonne
PAGE 31 
Temperature 
PAGE 32
7 Base Units
PAGE 34
HOW THE METRIC SYSTEM WORKS
PAGE 35 - Summary
OTHER USEFUL LINKS
FREE METRIC POSTERS
METRIC EXAMS!
INSTANT METRIC CONVERSION TABLES
United Metric States
 
 

Page 26 - gram

gram (g)

Use the Symbol
g

*(Singular or plural the Symbol is g)

A unit of measure that is 1 one thousandths 
from the Base Unit kilogram (0.001 kg)
because there are exactly 1000 g (grams)*
in 1 kg (kilogram).

The mass of 1 g (gram) is a unit of mass
that you can hardly feel on the end of your finger


   
About as heavy as a raisin, a paper clip or a dime.

 

A table-tennis
(ping-pong) ball
is the mass of about 5 g.


A golf ball is about
50 g...


and so is a
medium sized egg.

2 scoops of ice cream is the mass of about
100 grams.

 ...gram CONTINUED on PAGE 27

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