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Is Gold Measured As A Liquid Measure Or A Dry Measurement?
Is an ounce of gold a dry measurement or a liquid measurement? Because i know they are different. Please help...
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Dry and wet refer to volume measurements. Ounces can be a weight, volume of fluid, or volume of a dry item like corn meal. Gold is measured in troy ounces or grams. A Troy ounce is a weight measurement. A gram is a mass measurement. Weight and mass are the same for wet or dry substances and the terms "wet" and "dry" are irrelevant for gold.
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Gold and other precious metals are measured in troy ounces, a dry weight measure.
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