Nomenclature of Some Special Cations. I. Cations that do not require Roman numerals: Previously you had learned that elements in Groups IA and IIA, and aluminum form cations of a. fixed charge. You are now going to add on to this list, a few more ions in the transition metals that. also do not require a fixed charge because they generally form only ions with charges as shown. below:
Take an example, if a recipe calls for 350 grams of plain flour, then you refer to a conversion table saying it's about 2.5 cups.
How many cups of mixed peel would 150 grams be?       1Â¼ standard American cups holds about 150 g. of mixed peel or 1 cup = 4 oz = 115g     References:     Julia child et al. 150 grams of butter equals how many cups? A stick of butter is 1/2 cup, which equates to 4 ounces. This is  equal to 113 grams. 150 grams is equal to 2/3 cup of butter.