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Hi, It depends on the type of the liquid (to be more specific: it depends on the specific gravity of the liquid). The weight is the volume multiplied by the specific gravity. 1000 c”c of water weigh 1000 g”r (cause the specific gravity of water is 1 g”r/c”c) while 1000 c”c of oil weigh 800 g”r as the specific weight of oil is 0.8 g”r/c”c.
