The SI symbol for the ton is 't', adopted at the same time as the unit itself in 1879.1 ton is equivalent to approximately 2,204.623 pounds.
It's a unit of weight/mass equal to 1000Kilograms. Its commonly referred as ton and metric ton is adopted widely by US.
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Megagram(Mg)
Used to measure metals like tungsten and magnesium. Also in the geology textbook where it refers to tungsten.
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Carats (ct) | {{ct}} |
Grams (gm) | {{gm}} |
Kilograms (kg) | {{kg}} |
Micrograms | {{micrograms}} |
Milligrams | {{mg}} |
Ounces (oz) | {{oz}} |
Pounds (lb) | {{lb}} |
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Grain (gr) | {{gr}} |
Pennyweight (dwt) | {{dwt}} |
Stones (st) | {{st}} |
Troy Ounces (toz) | {{toz}} |
Troy Pounds (tlb) | {{tlb}} |