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Density converter

Convert mass density units used in science, engineering, and materials.

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1 g/cm³ = 1,000 kg/m³

All Density units

From 1 g/cm³
UnitValue
Kilogram per cubic meter kg/m³ 1,000
Gram per cubic centimeter g/cm³ 1
Gram per liter g/L 1,000
Kilogram per liter kg/L 1
Pound per cubic foot lb/ft³ 62.4279605761
Pound per cubic inch lb/in³ 0.036127292
Ounce per cubic inch oz/in³ 0.578036672
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How density conversion works

Density is mass divided by volume. Values for actual materials vary with temperature, pressure, composition, and porosity; this tool only converts units, not substance properties.

Values are converted to kilogram per cubic meter first, then from that reference into the requested unit. Keeping a single documented reference reduces inconsistent pair-by-pair constants.

Accuracy note: Unit factors are exact where underlying mass and length definitions are exact.

Unit reference

UnitSymbol1 unit in kg/m³
Kilogram per cubic meterkg/m³1
Gram per cubic centimeterg/cm³1,000
Gram per literg/L1
Kilogram per literkg/L1,000
Pound per cubic footlb/ft³16.01846337396
Pound per cubic inchlb/in³27,679.904710203125
Ounce per cubic inchoz/in³1,729.994044387695

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From Kilogram per cubic meter (kg/m³)
From Gram per cubic centimeter (g/cm³)
From Gram per liter (g/L)
From Kilogram per liter (kg/L)
From Pound per cubic foot (lb/ft³)
From Pound per cubic inch (lb/in³)
From Ounce per cubic inch (oz/in³)

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Definitions and standards

Conversion constants and definitions for this category are checked against NIST SP 811: Density units.

See Methods & sources for rounding rules, exact-value handling, and review policy.

Questions

Density FAQ

What is the reference unit for density conversions?

ConvertWin uses kilogram per cubic meter (kg/m³) as the internal reference for this category, then converts to the selected output unit.

How accurate is this density converter?

Unit factors are exact where underlying mass and length definitions are exact.