Gram is a unit of mass (or weight). Teaspoon is a unit of volume. One teaspoon of water will weigh about 4.9 grams. One teaspoon of gold will weigh over 90 grams.
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Teaspoon = unit of volume.
Gram = unit of weight
however: Dietitians and nutritionists have established that 4 grams of white sugar (granulated) is equal to 1 teaspoon of sugar
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Gram is a unit of mass. Teaspoon is a unit of volume. The conversion between them depends on the density of the substance.
One teaspoon of water weighs about 4.93 grams, so one gram of water is about 0.203 teaspoons. One teaspoon of mercury weighs about 66.7 grams, so one gram of mercury is about 0.0150 teaspoons.
There is no direct conversion. Teaspoon is a measure of volume while gram is a measure of mass. A teaspoon of water masses just under 5 grams, a teaspoon of gold masses nearly 70 grams.
There is no direct conversion. Gram is a measure of mass while teaspoon is a measure of volume. 15 grams of water is just over 3 teaspoons while 15 grams of gold is less than a quarter of a teaspoon.
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