Wine is mixture of water, ethanol, and trace amounts of other compounds, including residual sugar. The specific gravity (relative density) of wine is somewhere between 0.990 and 1.010, or 1.000 plus or minus 0.010. In other words, it's about the same as pure water. Since water weighs one kilogram per liter, one liter of wine is also about one kilogram, so 750 ml of wine weighs 0.75 kg, which is about 1.65 pounds.
A 750 ml bottle of wine is approximately 25.4 fluid ounces. Since ml and fluid ounces are measures of volume and grams are not, the amounts can not be converted correctly.
There are approximately 750 ml in 25.4 ounces of wine.
Because grams are measuring mass and milliliters measure volume, the ratio will change based on what you are measuring. However, if you are measuring water 1 milliliter equals 1 gram. 750 milliliters equal 750 grams.
750 ml
It depends on the material. A gram is a measure of weight, while a milliliter is a measure of volume.
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The discrepancy between the volume measurement in a cup and weight in grams is due to the difference in the density of the substance being measured. For example, a cup of feathers will take up more space than a cup of water, but feathers will weigh less because they are less dense. This is why 750 mL in a measuring cup does not necessarily equate to 750 grams.
The average bottle of wine comes in a 750ml bottle
There are five standard servings of wine in a bottle (750 ml) of wine.
10 or 12
The standard size that wine comes in (750 ml) is just fine.
There are five servings in a standard 750 ml bottle of wine.