How much does a gallon of bromine weigh?

Answer 1

Approximately 7.231 pounds

The bulk density of table salt is 1.154 g/cm3.

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt)

One gallon is approximately 3785 cubic centimeters.

Weight = Volume/Density=3785/1.154=3280. g [to four significant figures]

There 453.6g per pound. So 3280.g=3280/453.6=7.231 pounds

Answer 2

Bromine has a specific gravity of 194.800208 pounds per cubic foot. Therefore, one U.S. gallon weighs 26.040988 pounds.

Answer 3

A gallon of brine weighs more than a gallon of water,

but how much more it weighs than a gallon of water

depends on how much salt was added to the water.

Answer 4

24 pounds