15 units · base unit kg/m³ · M L⁻³
Density converter
Convert kg/m³, g/cm³, lb/ft³, lb/gal and slug/ft³.
0.001g/cm³
As a fraction: 1/1000
1 kg/m³ = 0.001 g/cm³
Common density conversions
- kg/m³ → g/cm³
- kg/m³ → kg/L
- kg/m³ → g/L
- kg/m³ → lb/ft³
- kg/m³ → lb/in³
- kg/m³ → lb/gal
- g/cm³ → kg/m³
- g/cm³ → kg/L
- g/cm³ → g/L
- g/cm³ → lb/ft³
- g/cm³ → lb/in³
- g/cm³ → lb/gal
- kg/L → kg/m³
- kg/L → g/cm³
- kg/L → g/L
- kg/L → lb/ft³
- kg/L → lb/in³
- kg/L → lb/gal
- g/L → kg/m³
- g/L → g/cm³
- g/L → kg/L
- g/L → lb/ft³
- g/L → lb/in³
- g/L → lb/gal
- lb/ft³ → kg/m³
- lb/ft³ → g/cm³
- lb/ft³ → kg/L
- lb/ft³ → g/L
- lb/ft³ → lb/in³
- lb/ft³ → lb/gal
- lb/in³ → kg/m³
- lb/in³ → g/cm³
- lb/in³ → kg/L
- lb/in³ → g/L
- lb/in³ → lb/ft³
- lb/in³ → lb/gal
- lb/gal → kg/m³
- lb/gal → g/cm³
- lb/gal → kg/L
- lb/gal → g/L
- lb/gal → lb/ft³
- lb/gal → lb/in³
All density units
Each unit expressed in kilogram per cubic meters (kg/m³), the unit everything in this category converts through.
| Unit | Symbol | System | Value in kg/m³ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kilogram per cubic meter | kg/m³ | SI | 1 |
| Gram per cubic centimeter | g/cm³ | metric | 1000 |
| Kilogram per liter | kg/L | metric | 1000 |
| Gram per liter | g/L | metric | 1 |
| Milligram per liter | mg/L | metric | 0.001 |
| Microgram per liter | µg/L | metric | 0.000001 |
| Tonne per cubic meter | t/m³ | metric | 1000 |
| Pound per cubic foot | lb/ft³ | imperial | 16.018463374 |
| Pound per cubic inch | lb/in³ | imperial | 27679.9047102 |
| Pound per cubic yard | lb/yd³ | imperial | 0.593276421258 |
| Pound per US gallon | lb/gal | us | 119.826427317 |
| Pound per imperial gallon | lb/gal (imp) | imperial | 99.7763726631 |
| Ounce per cubic inch | oz/in³ | imperial | 1729.99404439 |
| Slug per cubic foot | slug/ft³ | imperial | 515.378818393 |
| Short ton per cubic yard | tn/yd³ | us | 1186.55284252 |
About density units
Convert kg/m³, g/cm³, lb/ft³, lb/gal and slug/ft³.
Dimensional formula: M L⁻³. Every conversion on this page goes through the kilogram per cubic meter, using exact fractions rather than decimal approximations. Read how that works →