How Many Kilograms is One Liter of 92 Gasoline?
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One liter of 92 gasoline is approximately equal to 1.45 kilograms. Gasoline is measured in liters, and if you want to know the weight of gasoline in the fuel tank, it needs to be calculated based on density. The density of 92 gasoline is 0.725g/ml, which is 0.725kg/L. One liter equals 1000ml, so after conversion, one liter of 92 gasoline equals 0.725kg, which is also 1.45 kilograms. Specific details are as follows: Notes on Gasoline Volume: Due to the principle of thermal expansion and contraction, the higher the temperature, the larger the volume of gasoline, and the smaller the density. When the temperature decreases, the volume of gasoline shrinks, and the density increases. This means that the same liter of gasoline has different densities at different temperatures, and thus the weight also varies. Performance of Gasoline Combustion: Different densities of oil may have different compositions, resulting in different performance for the engine after combustion. However, the density of gasoline is not necessarily better if higher; it should be selected based on the engine's compression ratio. Engines with a compression ratio above 8.0 should use 92 gasoline. Engines with a compression ratio above 9.0 should use 95 gasoline. Engines with a compression ratio above 10.0 should use 98 gasoline.
