Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Select an Ingredient:

• Find the “Select Ingredient” dropdown menu at the top.
• Click on the dropdown and choose the ingredient you want to convert.
• Ingredients are categorized for easy navigation:
  • • Water
    • Oils & Fats (e.g., Cooking Oil, Butter, Olive Oil)
    • Milk & Dairy (e.g., Milk, Yogurt, Whipped Cream)
    • Liquid Fuels (e.g., Gasoline, Kerosene)

3. Enter the Value:

• • In the input field, enter the amount you want to convert.
  • For example, type “100” if you want to convert 100 milliliters or grams.

4. Choose Conversion Direction:

• • The calculator defaults to converting Milliliters (ml) to Grams (g).
  • If you want to switch to Grams to Milliliters, click the Swap button.
  • The Convert button text and input placeholder will update based on the selected direction.

5. Click the Convert Button:

• • Once you’ve entered the value and selected the direction, press the Convert button.
  • The calculator will display a detailed result with the chosen ingredient’s density, the entered value, and the converted result.

6. View the Result:

• The result will appear in the Result Section below the buttons.
• You’ll see a breakdown, including:
  • • The input value (e.g., “100 ml”)
    • The density of the selected ingredient
    • The final conversion results in grams or milliliters.

7. Try Another Calculation:

• To try a new calculation, clear the input field, change the ingredient if necessary, and repeat steps 3-6.

Real-Life Examples: Convert ML to Grams with Ease

1: Water

You want to convert 250 ml of water to grams. Since water has a density of 1 g/ml, the calculation is straightforward:

• Multiply 250 ml by the density (1 g/ml).
• The result is 250 grams.

2: Cooking Oil

Suppose you need to convert 100 ml of cooking oil to grams. Cooking oil has a density of 0.92 g/ml:

• Multiply 100 ml by the density (0.92 g/ml).
• The result is 92 grams.

3: Butter

For 150 ml of butter, which has a density of 0.96 g/ml:

• Multiply 150 ml by the density (0.96 g/ml).
• The result is 144 grams.

4: Milk

Let’s convert 500 ml of milk to grams. Milk has a density of 1.03 g/ml:

• Multiply 500 ml by the density (1.03 g/ml).
• The result is 515 grams.

5: Heavy Cream

You have 300 ml of heavy cream, which has a density of 0.98 g/ml:

• Multiply 300 ml by the density (0.98 g/ml).
• The result is 294 grams.

6: Gasoline

For 10 liters (or 10,000 ml) of gasoline, which has a density of 0.74 g/ml:

• Multiply 10,000 ml by the density (0.74 g/ml).
• The result is 7,400 grams (or 7.4 kilograms).

7: Kerosene

To convert 750 ml of kerosene to grams, knowing the density is 0.8 g/ml:

• Multiply 750 ml by the density (0.8 g/ml).
• The result is 600 grams.

8: Yogurt

Finally, let’s convert 200 ml of yogurt to grams. Yogurt has a density of 1.03 g/ml:

• Multiply 200 ml by the density (1.03 g/ml).
• The result is 206 grams.