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palladium conversion
Amount: 32.5 cubic millimeters (mm3) of palladium volume
Equals: 0.0010 troy pounds (lb t) in palladium mass
Calculate troy pounds of palladium per 32.5 cubic millimeters unit. The palladium converter.
TOGGLE : from troy pounds into cubic millimeters in the other way around.
CONVERT : between other palladium measuring units - complete list.
Palladium Amounts (solid pure palladium metal)
This calculator is based on a pure palladium with a density of ≅ 12 grams per one cubic centimeter, 12.023g/cm3 more precisely. Palladium, symbol Pd, is a rare metal and in the raw form found in the nature it always contains in the metal body a small amount of platinum. Palladium enjoys a widespread use; automobile industry, dentistry, jewellers make a swishy jewellery pieces by including this metal on their jewels, not to mention watchmakers', those who make quality luxury watches, and even professional musical instruments like transverse flutes for instance. I'd like to know whether the genuine TAG Heuer or Rolex Swiss watches have palladium in/on them. Palladium is listed in the group with the four expensive bullion metals (incl. platinum, gold and silver) where each of these four has own ISO currency code.
Convert palladium measuring units between cubic millimeter (mm3) and troy pounds (lb t) of palladium but in the other direction from troy pounds into cubic millimeters.
conversion result for palladium: | |||||
From | Symbol | Equals | Result | To | Symbol |
1 cubic millimeter | mm3 | = | 0.000032 | troy pounds | lb t |
Precious metals: palladium conversion
This online palladium from mm3 into lb t (precious metal) converter is a handy tool not just for certified or experienced professionals. It can help when selling scrap metals for recycling.
Other applications of this palladium calculator are ...
With the above mentioned units calculating service it provides, this palladium converter proved to be useful also as a teaching tool:
1. in practicing cubic millimeters and troy pounds ( mm3 vs. lb t ) exchange.
2. for conversion factors training exercises with converting mass/weights units vs. liquid/fluid volume units measures.
3. work with palladium's density values including other physical properties this metal has.
International unit symbols for these two palladium measurements are:
Abbreviation or prefix ( abbr. short brevis ), unit symbol, for cubic millimeter is: mm3
Abbreviation or prefix ( abbr. ) brevis - short unit symbol for pound (troy) is: lb t
One cubic millimeter of palladium converted to pound (troy) equals to 0.000032 lb t
How many troy pounds of palladium are in 1 cubic millimeter? The answer is: The change of 1 mm3 ( cubic millimeter ) unit of a palladium amount equals = to 0.000032 lb t ( pound (troy) ) as the equivalent measure for the same palladium type.
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List with commonly used cubic millimeter (mm3) versus troy pounds (lb t) of palladium numerical conversion combinations is below:
- Fraction:
- palladium 1/4 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 1/3 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 1/2 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 2/3 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 3/4 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- Decimal:
- palladium 1 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 1.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 2 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 2.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 3 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 3.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 4 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 4.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 5.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 6 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 6.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 7 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 7.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 8 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 8.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 9 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 9.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 10 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 10.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 11 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 11.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 12 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 12.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 13 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 13.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 14 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 14.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 15 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 15.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 16 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 16.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 17 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 17.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 18 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 18.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 19 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 19.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 20 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 20.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 21 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 21.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 22 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 22.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 23 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 23.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 24 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 24.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 25 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 25.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 26 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 26.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 27 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 27.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 28 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 28.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 29 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 29.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 30 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 30.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 31 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 31.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 32 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 32.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 33 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 33.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 34 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 34.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 35 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 35.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 36 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 36.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 37 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 37.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 38 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 38.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 39 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 39.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 40 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 40.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 41 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 41.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 42 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 42.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 43 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 43.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 44 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 44.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 45 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 45.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 46 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 46.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 47 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 47.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 48 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 48.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 49 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 49.5 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
- palladium 50 cubic millimeters to troy pounds
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