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Kilogramme

or KILOGRAM, a of weight = 1,000 A kilogramme as a measure of mass 15,432.34874 grains, of which the new standard pound contains 7,000.

A kilogramme weighs nearly 9.81 X 10⁵ × 105 French grammes. measure ties-green, red, white, and brown-and dynes. In measuring pressure, a kiloalso some old copper mines. KILLARNEY, LAKES OF, a series of three connected sheets of water. These famous lakes are situated in a basin in the midst of the mountains of Kerry, some of which rise abruptly from the water's edge densely clothed with trees from base to summit. Between the centimeter = gramme per square meter = 98.1 dynes per square centimeter nearly; a kilogramme per square decimeter = 9.81 X 9.81 X 103 dynes per square centimeter nearly; a kilogramme per square 9.81 × 105 dynes per square centimeter dynes nearly; a kilogramme per square meter = 9.81 X 10⁷ dynes per square centimeter nearly.

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