why we measure water in liters and oil in kgs?
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Answer Posted / tushar
But, 1 Kg of Oil is not equal to 1 Ltr of it. My point is..
we can measure water in both units and both means the same
amount of water. It's just a matter of preference..
Try reading about Specific Gravity of fluids.. which
determine their mass distribution...
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