Lesson – Mass/Weight, Solids, Liquids, Gases, Density
Scientists use the metric system to define mass. Mention other units of mass (see conversion table below): ounces, pounds, stones (14 pounds, 6.35 kg), gram, kg (2.2 lbs), US ton (2000 lbs, 907 kg), metric ton (1000 kg, 2204 pounds), imperial (UK) ton (1016 kg, 2240 pounds) carat (0.2 gram). What units do scientists use to describe weight? Newtons ................
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