A teaspoon is a measure of VOLUME. A milligram (mg) is a measure of WEIGHT. The two do not interchange. mL (milliliter) is a measure of volume, but mg is not. There are ABOUT 162 teaspoons in 800 mL. .
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"Teaspoon" is a unit of volume, or occupied space.
"Milligram" is a unit of mass.
The number of milligrams of mass in each teaspoon depends on what substance
is in the teaspoon. The teaspoon may have no milligrams of anything in it at all.
Then we would describe the teaspoon by saying that it is "empty".
The number that relates the amount of mass of a substance in a volume of it is called
the "density" of the substance. Every substance has a different density.
For example ... 1 cubic centimeter of water has 1 gram (1,000 milligrams) of mass,
whereas the same volume ... 1 cubic centimeter ... of gold has 19.3 grams of mass.
A teaspoon is a measurement of volume.
A Milligram is a measurement of mass.
You cannot directly convert between the 2.
Milligrams can't be converted to tablespoons. Milligrams measure mass, while tablespoons measure volume.
This depends on the density because mass = volume/density.
A metric teaspoon has 5 mL.
For water 800 mg is 0,8 mL so 0,16 teaspoon.
Milligrams can't be converted to teaspoons. Milligrams measure mass, while teaspoons measure volume.
There are 0.015000000000000001 tsp in 75 mg.
The answer depends on what you are measuring. Take just two very common cooking ingredients: 1 kg would be 338 teaspoons of salt or 459 tsp of granulated sugar. There are other ingredients which are even more or less dense.
A milligram of salt looks like a tiny white heap. You might get 5,000 such heaps into a teaspoons.
The mass is 5000 milligrams.