Grams Per Kilogram (g/Kg) at Chemical Glossary
What is it? This indicates the dose of a substance given to test animals in toxicity studies. For example, a dose may be 2 grams (of substance) per kilogram of body weight (of the experimental animal).Chemistry Definition Added By: Zoe
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