1.2 mL of egg whites vs 3.7 oz of egg whites: size comparison
Size and the space each takes up
- 1.2 mL of egg whites
- a glass 0.444 in (1.13 cm) wide and 0.555 in (1.41 cm) tall · 0.044 oz (1.24 g)
- 3.7 oz of egg whites
- a glass 1.95 in (4.96 cm) wide and 2.44 in (6.2 cm) tall · 3.7 oz (105 g)
Quick answer
3.7 oz of egg whites takes up about 85 times the space of 1.2 mL of egg whites. 1.2 mL of egg whites: a glass 0.444 in (1.13 cm) wide and 0.555 in (1.41 cm) tall, 0.044 oz (1.24 g). 3.7 oz of egg whites: a glass 1.95 in (4.96 cm) wide and 2.44 in (6.2 cm) tall, 3.7 oz (105 g).
A 1.2 mL portion of egg whites is very small, fitting into a glass 0.444 in (1.13 cm) wide and 0.555 in (1.41 cm) tall. In comparison, 3.7 oz of egg whites is much larger, requiring a glass 1.95 in (4.96 cm) wide and 2.44 in (6.2 cm) tall. 3.7 oz of egg whites takes up about 85 times the space of 1.2 mL of egg whites.
Typical adult or standard sizes; real ones vary.
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Questions people ask
- How much does the 1.2 mL portion weigh?
- The 1.2 mL of egg whites weighs 0.044 oz (1.24 g).
- What is the weight of the 3.7 oz portion?
- The 3.7 oz of egg whites weighs 3.7 oz (105 g).
- How many tablespoons do these amounts occupy?
- The 1.2 mL portion takes up 0.081 tbsp (1.2 mL), while the 3.7 oz portion takes up 6.89 tbsp (102 mL).