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Comment by oscar1412on Apr 16, 2010 1:31am
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RE: Grams/Ounce Conversion

RE: Grams/Ounce ConversionThe conversion is from grams/tonne to ounces/ton so it is not a straight grams to ounces conversion.  To short tons it is about 1 oz/ton (short) =34 g/tonne.  You can Google the exact conversion if you want the decimal places.
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