How much does a liter of gasoline weigh

Gasoline weight = gasoline volume (ML) * gasoline specific gravity (g / ml), 1 liter = 1000 ml;
Specific gravity of gasoline (g / ml) changes with temperature and gasoline grade: g / ml
1 liter gasoline weight = gasoline volume (ML) × gasoline specific gravity (g / ml)
=1000 (ML) × () (g / ml)
=720-730g
Normally:
Gasoline 90
Gasoline 93
Gasoline 90