if you have a lime solution that weighs 150g/100ml, what is the weight in lbs./gallons?

solution  weighs 150g/100ml, what is the weight in lbs./gallons?

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150g=5.291 oz approx=0.3307 lb approx.

100ml=0.1 l=0.0264 gallons approx.

S0 150g/100ml=0.3307/0.0264 lb/gallon=12.53 lb/gallon.
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