Precision scale - Grams and Milligrams

[@greginness6993]

So did everyone here have a good night?

[@Hi-levels]

There is a chamber to stop air movement. These are so precise that the wind coming fro the window can change the accuracy

[@PacoOtis]

Dude! Well done! We owe you a beer!!

[@VivoPhys]

I'm happy it helped.

[@brenokaiser1537]

Is it viable to use this in industrial treadmills? I mean, if I want to detect unwanted bodies in soda cans right before they're filled up to make sure there aren't any... What I'm most worried about is the velocity of the process and the way I'm going to install those weighing machines.

[@VivoPhys]

Hi BrenoKaiser15. I have no idea. Sorry.

[@timedriverable]

what about milligrams and the cost of this thing?

[@amazinglife9765]

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[@CM-in3ls]

Your video title mention milligrams but only grams are shown? Trying to weigh milligrams for filling capsules for supplements is impossible to be accurate when scales cannot accurately weigh less than a gram. So, example, I need 200mg o L-Theanine, but scales are not precision accurate enough and do not weigh less than a gram. How do I continue, seeing I bought all bulk powders for my health needs and capsules? Thank you.

[@VivoPhys]

200mg is 0.2g

[@englishchinesechemistrymol4216]

How to use for mg?

[@raselmia277]

Prices?

[@dustinstump7593]

So there’s only does grams in milligrams and now how would you break it down to micrograms

[@VivoPhys]

Move the decimal place over 6 times to get micrograms.

[@amazinglife9765]

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[@amazinglife9765]

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[@artemuertes1220]

Hello friend, I want to ask a question. I have a cheap 0.01 scale. Yesterday I wanted to weigh two and a half (2,500) grams and the indication on the scales read 2, 53. Does that mean it's 2 grams and 530 milligrams? thanks .. Anyone who can answer I would appreciate it.

[@termivan]

yes, that means exactly that, or you could say you have 2 530mg or 0.00253kg

[@nabruzkino]

@@termivan it’s useful to learn the prefixes of: 10^ -1 = deci (0.1), 10^ -2 = centi (0.01), 10^ -3 = mili (0.001), 10^ -6 = micro (0.000001), 10^ -9 = nano (0.000000001), 10^ -12 = pico (.000000000001) - grams (in this case). You can apply same prefixes in any standard weight of measure, distance, etc. Example 1: millimeter = 10^ -3 meter = 0.001 meter (m) 2: picohertz = 10^ -12 = 0.000000001 hertz (Hz) You also have positive prefixes like 10^ 3 = kilo (1000), 10^ 6 = mega (1000000), 10^ 9 = giga (1000000000), 10^ 12 = tera (1000000000000), 10^ 15 = peta (1000000000000000), 10^ 18 = exa (1000000000000000000) Example 1: 1 megaton = 10^ 6 ton = 1000000 tons (t) 2: 1 kilovolt = 10^ 3 volt = 1000 volts (V) To separate the units, negative units are usually written with lower capital letters, millimeter (mm), picohertz (pHz), and positive with big capital letters, megaton (MT), kilovolt (KV).

[@termivan]

@@nabruzkino why did you tag me? Maybe you ment to tag the op, but anivays , i completly agree with you and nice coment

[@nabruzkino]

@@termivan yeah, my bad, moj slovanski brate. I thought I was just commenting under the existing comments and did unfortunately press the last comment in the thread, ergo it tagged you. Have a nice day, every day.

[@phillipgregory2147]

about how many pieces of salt are in a milligram?

[@VivoPhys]

That would be impossible to say because there is no standard size of a "piece of salt". However a Google search could easily tell you how many milligrams of salt are in various volumetric measurements (e.g. how much salt is in a teaspoon). That will likely assume you are using normal iodized table salt.

[@CM-in3ls]

Your video title mention milligrams but only grams are shown? Trying to weigh milligrams for filling capsules for supplements is impossible to be accurate when scales cannot accurately weigh less than a gram. So, example, I need 200mg o L-Theanine, but scales are not precision accurate enough and do not weigh less than a gram. How do I continue, seeing I bought all bulk powders for my health needs and capsules? Thank you.

[@VivoPhys]

You need to convert the decimal places of the grams unit to milligrams. The device reads to 0.0001 grams which is 0.1 milligrams.