Opal

The density, or more precisely, the volumetric mass density of opal is 2050 kg/m³. This means that the mass of 1 m³ opal is 2050 kg.

The weight (on earth) of 1 m³ opal is 20110,5 N or 20,1105 kN.

What is the density of opal in other common units?

Conversion Chart Metric System:

Kilogram per cubic meter 2050 kg/m³
Tonne per cubic meter 2,05 t/m³
Gram per cubic meter 2050000 g/m³
Milligram per cubic meter 2050000000 mg/m³
Kilogram per cubic centimeter 0,00205 kg/cm³
Gram per cubic centimeter 2,05 g/cm³
Milligram per cubic centimeter 2050 mg/cm³
Kilogram per litre 2,05 kg/L
Gram per litre 2050 g/L
Milligram per litre 2050000 mg/L
Kilogram per millilitre 0,00205 kg/mL
Gram per millilitre 2,05 g/mL
Milligram per millilitre 2050 mg/mL

 

Conversion Chart British and U.S.:

Pound per cubic yard 3456,3 lb/yd³
Pound per cubic foot 127,9815 lb/ft³
Pound per cubic inch 0,0740665 lb/in³
Pound per U.S. gallon 17,10725 lb/gal
Pound per British gallon 20,541
Pound per U.S. bushel 159,2645
Ounce per cubic yard 55288,5 oz/yd³
Ounce per cubic foot 2047,54 oz/ft³
Ounce per cubic inch 1,1849 oz/in³
Ounce per U.S. gallon 273,675 oz/gal
Ounce per British gallon 328,82
Ounce per U.S. bushel 2548,15

 

British Gravitational and English Engineering Units:

Slug per cubic yard 107,3995 slug/yd³
Slug per cubic foot 3,977 slug/ft³
Slug per cubic inch 0,00230215 slug/in³