weighing sn

[Shu]

What's the best way to weigh/ measure the ammount of sn you are using without a scale by estimate?
fuck i am so retarted and this questions looks and sounds dumb like me

 

[speck]

Maybe a dry measuring cup?

 

[Shu]

I'm not good with this stuff how many grams equals how much in the cup im slow
idk if there is anyway to just eyeball it with a spoon or something. i feel like this question wont be answered

 

[olkf]

I have measuring tools in ml. It turns out 100ml = 100g so fourth

 

[Itsbeenalongtime]

you can buy 0.01g scales that measure very low volumes of stuff (like 3 to 25g.... up to 500g) off amazon or ebay for under $10

 

[Yagami]

I have measuring tools in ml. It turns out 100ml = 100g so fourth

"No, They are two different things.

1 ml (millilitre) is a "volume", it measures how much three-dimensional space an object occupies.

1g (gram) is a "mass", it measures how much material an object contains.

Somethings are more "dense", meaning that the same amount of material occupies a smaller space - think of the metal Pb. Somethings are less dense - the same amount of material occupies a huge space - hydrogen gas in room temperature and atmospheric pressure, for example.

It happens that 1ml volume of pure water at 4.0° Celsius (39.2° Fahrenheit) contains very close to 1g of material (0.9998395g). This is why people sometimes confuse the two quantities." -answer from Quora

TL,DR: Volume and Mass can NOT be measured this way! DO NOT FILL A CUP TO 25 MILLILITERS OF SN AND BELIEVE IT IS EXACTLY 25 GRAMS

 

[Shu]

I wonder how many grams of SN are in a tablespoon.

 

[Graytaichi]

I wonder how many grams of SN are in a tablespoon.

I wonder too

 

[Shu]

I wonder too

somewhere between 14 to 16

 

[olkf]

well, I am off to buying a digital scale

 

[PrawnCocktail]

 

[Shu]

did you make that

 

[PrawnCocktail]

did you make that

No, sorry
I had it saved from one of the SN resources on this site