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Also known as g, gm, gramme, grams
یکای جرم، یک هزارم کیلوگرم
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The gram is a unit of measurement used to describe how heavy something is, and it's equal to one thousandth of a kilogram. It matters because it's the standard unit for measuring mass that scientists and people around the world use, making it easy to communicate measurements consistently.
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- The mass of this Japanese one yen coin is 1.00 gram. A weight scale such as this can give an accurate reading of mass for many objects (see Weight vs. mass).
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- SI
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- g
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- 10−3 kilograms
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- Imperial unitsU.S. customary
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- daltons
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