Interesting fact: water has its maximum density at a temperature of 4 degrees Celsius. This means that a cube of water will weigh more at this temperature than at any other temperature.
One cubic metre of water weighs approximately 1000 kilograms or 1 tonne at standard atmospheric pressure and temperature.
Historically, water has been used as the basis for determining units of mass measurement. The weight of water is important in many areas, including fluid dynamics, construction and the environment. For example, knowing the weight of water helps engineers and builders understand how a structure will behave under a load of water. Water weight is also important in meteorology and oceanography, where it is used to calculate pressure and currents.
Last Updated on 16.11.2023
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