How many kilograms is one liter of 92 gasoline?

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One liter of 92 gasoline weighs 0.73 kilograms. The weight equals density multiplied by volume, and the density of 92 gasoline is 0.73kg/L, so one liter weighs 0.73 kilograms. The weight varies depending on the density of the oil. Additional notes on adding engine oil: Higher viscosity does not necessarily mean better engine protection: High-viscosity oil not only negatively impacts vehicle fuel consumption but also fails to protect the engine effectively. Another function of engine oil is cooling and heat dissipation. When high-viscosity oil is used indiscriminately, the engine's heat dissipation performance is inevitably weakened. Engine oils should not be mixed: The additive components in oils from different manufacturers vary completely. The chemical compositions of additives differ not just between brands but even within the same brand across different product lines. Mixing oils from two brands can cause chemical reactions under the engine's high temperatures, such as the formation of flocculants in the oil or increased viscosity.