Kilogram to Stones Converter (kg to st) | Kg to St Formula, Table

1 Kilogram is equal to 0.16 Stone

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Understanding units of weight measurement is a skill that everyone should have. Especially if we are using these units in our day-to-day life. Granted, that understanding the relationship between these units can get confusing at times. Therefore, we are here to help you to get some clarity over the conversion of Kilogram to Stones. So, in this blog, we will talk about the origin and meaning of kilogram and stone. We will also discuss the process of converting kilogram to stone, and the formula for doing the same. 

Let’s begin to understand the basics of Kilogram to Stones conversion!

What is a Kilogram?

The kilogram can be defined as a base unit for measuring mass in the International System of Units. This unit is widely denoted by the symbol ‘kg’. The word kilogram is derived from the French word ‘kilogramme’, which in turn was coined by prefixing the Greek term ‘khilioi’ to the 

Latin term for small weight, namely ‘gramma’. 

The 1795 definition of kilogram states kilogram to be equivalent to the mass of one liter of water. The Kilogramme des archives later swapped this definition as the standard for mass in 1799. A platinum-iridium cylinder later became the standard for the unit of mass in 1889. The current definition of a kilogram is based on nature’s fundamental constants. This helps the scientific community for the calibration of various scientific instruments. 

What are Stones?

A stone or stone weight is an imperial unit of mass that is roughly equivalent to 14 pounds. This unit is still widely used in the UK for the measurement of weight and was formerly used in European countries for trade, with values ranging up to 40 pounds. The onset of the 19th century meant that this unit was eventually replaced by the ‘kilogram’. 

Before the implementation of the metric system, this unit was used in many European countries. The value of 1 stone varied from country to country but was usually around 3 to 10 pounds. During the 19th century, European states like Netherlands and Southwestern German states, redefined this unit to make it in sync with the kilogram.

Relationship of Kilogram to Stone (kg to st)

The relation between Kilogram to Stone is straightforward. The important thing to remember is that there are 6.35029318 kilograms in one stone. So, to convert kilogram to stone, you need to divide the figure in kg with 6.35029318.

Kilogram to Stone Conversion Formula

Now that you know the definition and relation of these units. Let’s look at the formula for converting kilogram to stone:

Stones = kg / 6.35029318

Kilogram to Stone Conversion Example

Now we will look at an example to understand the calculations involved with implementing the formula

Task: Convert 5 kilograms to stones

Formula Used: kilogram/6.35029318 = stones

Calculation: 5 / 6.35029318 = 0.7873 stone

Answer: 5 kilograms is equal to 0.7873 stones

Kilogram to Stone (kg to st) Conversion Table

This table shows the value of kilogram to stone for various different values:

Kg Stone Kg Stone Kg Stone Kg Stone
1 0.1575 26 4.0943 51 8.0311 76 11.968
2 0.3149 27 4.2518 52 8.1886 77 12.1254
3 0.4724 28 4.4092 53 8.3461 78 12.2829
4 0.6299 29 4.5667 54 8.5035 79 12.4404
5 0.7874 30 4.7242 55 8.661 80 12.5978
6 0.9448 31 4.8817 56 8.8185 81 12.7553
7 1.1023 32 5.0391 57 8.976 82 12.9128
8 1.2598 33 5.1966 58 9.1334 83 13.0703
9 1.4173 34 5.3541 59 9.2909 84 13.2277
10 1.5747 35 5.5116 60 9.4484 85 13.3852
11 1.7322 36 5.669 61 9.6059 86 13.5427
12 1.8897 37 5.8265 62 9.7633 87 13.7002
13 2.0471 38 5.984 63 9.9208 88 13.8576
14 2.2046 39 6.1414 64 10.0783 89 14.0151
15 2.3621 40 6.2989 65 10.2357 90 14.1726
16 2.5196 41 6.4564 66 10.3932 91 14.33
17 2.677 42 6.6139 67 10.5507 92 14.4875
18 2.8345 43 6.7713 68 10.7082 93 14.645
19 2.992 44 6.9288 69 10.8656 94 14.8025
20 3.1495 45 7.0863 70 11.0231 95 14.9599
21 3.3069 46 7.2438 71 11.1806 96 15.1174
22 3.4644 47 7.4012 72 11.3381 97 15.2749
23 3.6219 48 7.5587 73 11.4955 98 15.4324
24 3.7794 49 7.7162 74 11.653 99 15.5898
25 3.9368 50 7.8737 75 11.8105 100 15.7473

Current Use of Kilogram

A kilogram is a metric unit of weight that is used all over the world. Often simply referred to as the ‘kilo’. It is most widely used in the science and engineering domains worldwide.

Current Use of Stones

This is the British Imperial unit of mass which is still used in many parts of Europe today. But it is mainly used in parts of the UK and Ireland to denote body weight.

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FAQ (Frequently Asked Question)

What is the formula for converting kilogram to stone?

The formula for converting kilogram to stone is Stones = Kilogram/6.35029318.

How many stones are there in 1 kilogram?

There are 0.1574 stones in one kilogram.

For What Purpose the unit stone is used for?

Stone is commonly used in the UK and Ireland for the measurement of body weight.

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