How big is a centigram? Definition and examples
A centigram is a unit of weight in the metric measurement system that is equal to one hundredth of a gram.
1 centigram = (1/100) g or 1 gram = 100 centigrams
The centigram is used to measure the weight of things that are really light.
Things that can have a weight of approximately 1 centigram
- A seed of certain flowers
- Dust particles or powder substances
- A tiny fraction of a pinch of sugar
- Individual grains of sand found on the beach
- A piece of a paper receipt
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