How Many Kilograms Does One Liter of Gasoline Approximately Equal?

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The approximate weight of one liter of gasoline ranges from 0.72 to 0.737 kilograms. Here are the detailed specifications: Weight of one liter of gasoline: Different grades of gasoline have varying densities, resulting in different weights per liter. For example, 89-octane gasoline has a density of 0.72g/ml, making one liter weigh 0.72 kilograms; 92-octane gasoline has a density of 0.725g/ml, so one liter weighs 0.725 kilograms; and 95-octane gasoline has a density of 0.737g/ml, making one liter weigh 0.737 kilograms. Differences between gasoline types: The main difference among various gasoline grades lies in their octane ratings. The octane rating is an indicator of gasoline's resistance to knocking. According to China's Phase VI National Standard for Motor Gasoline (GB17930—2016), the RON octane ratings for 89#, 92#, and 95# gasoline must be no less than 89, 92, and 95, respectively. A higher octane rating indicates stronger anti-knock performance. Therefore, 95# gasoline has better anti-knock performance than both 92# and 89#.