Compare carat.
In Colombia, 20th century, a unit of mass, = 200 milligrams, the metric carat.
United Nations, 1966.
In Portugal and Brazil
, ? – 19th century, a unit of
mass used for precious metal and stones, about 199.1 milligrams. According to Doursther
(1840), in Lisbon 205.8 mg and in Rio de Janeiro 199.2 mg. According to Klimpert
(1892), 205.83 mg in both cities. ![]()
In Spain, a unit of mass for precious stones, 19th century, = 4 Castillian granos = 1/140 of a Castillian onza used for precious stones, about 199.7 milligrams. According to Klimpert, 199.693 mg.
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