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 Re: Soap Density 
 Speedball, on host 207.10.37.2
  Sunday, November 26, 2000, at 20:15:50
  Re: Soap Density posted by [Spacebar] on Sunday, November 26, 2000, at 20:12:18:
> > Does anyone know an approximate density for liquid soap (i.e. palmolive dishwashing liquid)? > > Well, how approximate is okay? > > I just took a 2L bottle of "Jergens Skin Care Antibacterial Plus" liquid soap and stuck it on bathroom scale. It wasn't a full bottle; I estimate 350 mL has been removed from it. The bathroom scale read 5 lb. > > So that's 5 lb / 1.65 L (2L - 0.35 L). Since 1 lb = 0.45359237 kg, that's about 2.268 kg / 1.65 L, or about 1.37 kg/L (about a third more than the density of water).
  Shouldn't you subtract the weight of the bottle?
  Speed'of course if you are doing approximate it might not matter much'ball 
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