Calculation example
- What we convert
- Litres ↔ kilograms (by density)
- Value
- 20
- From
- litres
- To
- kg
- Product density
- 0,92 kg/l
- Result
- 18,4 kg
Volume and mass are linked by density: m = V × ρ. Enter the density of your product — oil, milk, honey, juice — and the calculator converts litres to kilograms and back.
Approximate calculation using a simplified model: for designing equipment and process modes, consult a technologist.
How many kilograms are in a litre of oil?
About 0.92 kg: the density of sunflower oil is 0.91–0.93 kg/l.
The calculations are approximate: they help to assess the process and compare options, but do not replace a process design and trials on a specific raw material. This section is for reference only and contains no commercial offers.