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|unit=g
|factor=1000
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|use_as_display_unit=Yes
|use_as_input_unit=Yes
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}}{{OslTemplate:Property/Quantity/Unit
|unit=mg
|factor=1000000
|alternative_names=milligram; milligrams; Milligram
|use_as_display_unit=Yes
|use_as_input_unit=Yes
|ontology_iri=http://qudt.org/vocab/unit/MilliGM
}}{{OslTemplate:Property/Quantity/Unit
|unit=t
|factor=0.001
|alternative_names=ton; tons
|use_as_display_unit=No
|use_as_input_unit=Yes
|ontology_iri=http://qudt.org/vocab/unit/TONNE
}}
}}
