About 60 grams for a large egg

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A Single Egg
Nature's most perfectly packaged protein delivery system/Food & Drinks
A standard large chicken egg weighs about 60 grams, has a volume of about 53 milliliters, and can withstand a force of roughly 30 newtons before the shell cracks. The shell itself is only about 0.3 mm thick yet is an engineering marvel — its arch shape distributes force so efficiently that you cannot crush it by squeezing it uniformly in your palm. It contains about 6 grams of protein, 5 grams of fat, and the complete nutritional blueprint for building an entire chicken.
Measurements
Weight6 hundredths kg
9.4 thousandthsBowling balls
1.9 hundredthsHouse bricks
Volume53 millionths m³
8.8 thousandthsSneeze clouds
10.6Teaspoons
About 53 milliliters
Shell breaking force30 N
30Fridge magnets
60Finger taps
3.8 hundredthsDraft horses
About 30 N applied at a point
Length5.6 hundredths m
124 millionthsVatican City widths
4.9 hundredthsShoelace lengths
About 5.6 cm long
Shell thickness300 millionths m
857 millionthsSpider web diameters
164 millionthsStep ladder heights
74.6 billionthsCentral Park lengths
Only 0.3 mm thick; architectural genius
Caloric energy293,000 J
1.4 tenthsDynamite sticks
7 hundredthsTNT sticks
7 tenthsCups of coffee
About 70 calories or 293 kJ