hectogram
/ˈhɛktə(ʊ)ɡram
/(also hectogramme , abbreviation hg)
noun
A metric unit of mass equal to one hundred grams.The essential proportion is given by three hectograms of calcite for one kilo of earth....
- According to their weight you add the same quantity of flour and sugar: for instance if they weight three hectograms then you should add three hectograms of flour and sugar.
- The amount of protein present is also significant: 20g per hectogram, making them a favourite basis of a vegetarian diet.
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