Unraveling The Density Of Gasoline: Exploring Its Weight And Implications For Fuel Economy And Emissions
Gasoline, a widely used fuel for vehicles, weighs approximately 6.1 pounds per gallon. Its density, typically around 0.71-0.77 grams per milliliter, determines its weight. By understanding the density, specific gravity, and volume of gasoline, we can ascertain its weight using formulas. The American Petroleum Institute’s degrees API provide another measure of gasoline’s specific gravity, aiding…