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What's heavier by volume... sand or water?

Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: Atomicus
A pound of anything is the same weight equivalent as a pound of anything else. :roll:
I bet ya a dollar.

*sigh* Lets not get into density discussion involving pressure. Surely the OP wanted a practical answer that. If you want to get technical, there is Highly Technical forum. :frown:
 
Your best bet is to self experiment.

Fill a Gallon Jug w/ water.
Fill a Gallon Jug w/ sand.
Weigh.

I'd be willing to bet a gallon of sand is heavier.
 
Originally posted by: Atomicus
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: Atomicus
A pound of anything is the same weight equivalent as a pound of anything else. :roll:
I bet ya a dollar.

*sigh* Lets not get into density discussion involving pressure. Surely the OP wanted a practical answer that. If you want to get technical, there is Highly Technical forum. :frown:

I wasn't going to go that far; it isn't needed and is way over the head of most in OT 😛 Just simple facts that a lot of people overlook. gold is measured in troy ounces, and a troy pound is 12 ounces. Therefore 16 imperial ounces of feathers > 12 troy ounces of gold. Also, a troy ounce is a little more than a imperial pound.
 
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