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Understand 5 1 977 Kilograms Pounds
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Understand 5 1 977 Kilograms Equals
Humans have been concerned about how much things weigh for a very long time. It's such an important subject that there are depictions of weighing scales going back to antiquity, including examples found in ancient Egyptian artwork. Much of this concern is due to commerce – how much something weighs is often a measure of how much it costs, whether it's rice or gold. As civilizations grew they each adopted standards for measuring weight, or as we will shortly see, mass.Today we use the kilogram (1000 grams) as the standard measure of mass. This was originally defined as one litre of pure water at a temperature of four degrees Celsius and at standard atmospheric pressure. This was followed by, firstly a platium cylinder in 1799 and then the international prototype of the kilogram, often called Le Grande Kilo or Le Grande K, and stored at the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures on the outskirts of Paris. This is shown in the picture above - it is a 39 x 39 mm platinum-iridium cylinder, made in 1889. From time to time copies were taken and distributed to other countries, and from them further copies were made. These were then used directly by industry and commerce or for calibrating weighing scales.However, the prototype and the copies have varied in mass over time. Being metal they can decay, and so become lighter, as well as attract other particles and so become a little heavier. In the case of Le Grande Kilo this is by a very tiny amount - less than the weight of an eyelash since it was manufactured - but still sufficient to have a significant effect on the mass measurements involved in new medical drug developments and precision engineering. For this reason the definition of the kilogram was changed in 2019, and is now based on the relationship between weight and electrical current.The full definition is rather technical, but you can see it here. However, it means that instead of using a lump of metal on a balance, a measurement of electrical force used by an electromagnet is used instead. This is actually an old idea and is commonly seen in scrap yards: