lb t\text{lb t}

troy pound

Massexact by definition

The troy pound is exactly 5760 grains, or 12 troy ounces, which is exactly 0.3732417216 kilograms. It was the legal basis of British coinage weights and is now essentially historical, though it still appears on assay documents and in numismatics.

Watch out: It is lighter than the avoirdupois pound, 5760 grains against 7000, even though the troy ounce is heavier than the avoirdupois ounce. Twelve troy ounces to the troy pound, sixteen avoirdupois ounces to the avoirdupois pound: the pound is where the two systems diverge, and the grain is where they agree.

1 lb t\text{lb t} 0.37324172 kg\text{kg}

One troy pound in every mass unit

2.24771e+26unified atomic mass unit (dalton) (u)
373,242,000,000,000picogram (pg)
373,242,000,000nanogram (ng)
373,242,000microgram (μg)
373,242milligram (mg)
37,324.2centigram (cg)
5,760grain (gr)
1,866.21metric carat (ct)
373.242gram (g)
240pennyweight (dwt)
210.651dram (dr)
13.1657ounce (oz)
12troy ounce (oz t)
1troy pound (lb t)this unit
0.822857pound (lb)
0.373242kilogram (kg)
0.0587755stone (st)
0.0255752slug (slug)
0.00822857US hundredweight (cwt)
0.00734694UK long hundredweight (cwt (UK))
0.00373242quintal (q)
0.000411429US short ton (ton)
0.000373242metric tonne (t)
0.000367347UK long ton (long ton)
3.73242e-07kilotonne (kt)
3.73242e-10megatonne (Mt)
3.73242e-13gigatonne (Gt)
6.24965e-26Earth mass (Mearth)
1.87709e-31solar mass (Msun)