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What system of units do scientist use to measure the properties of matter

What system of units do scientist use to measure the properties of matter
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What system of units do scientist use to measure the properties of matter

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 Gram (g) is a metric unit used to measure the mass of small objects.Kilogram (kg) is equal to 1,000 grams, so it is used to measure the mass of larger objects. 
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weight = (mass) * (force of gravity) or w=mg.
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