kgonként

Kg onként is a Hungarian phrase meaning per kilogram. It is used to express a rate or price relative to mass, indicating that a quantity is measured for each kilogram of a substance or product. It is not a separate unit, but a linguistic way to specify a ratio with kilogram as the denominator.

Common contexts for kgonként include pricing, dosages, and environmental or logistical calculations. For example, you might see a price stated as 2 500 Ft kgonként, meaning that the cost is 2 500 Hungarian forints for every kilogram of the product. In nutrition or production accounting, expressions like energy density or emissions per kilogram are also framed with kgonként, such as 0,41 kg CO2 kgonként for a given quantity of product.

Mathematically, if a quantity X is measured and the mass m is in kilograms, the rate X/m has units of X per kilogram. The phrase kgonként simply attaches to indicate that the reference mass unit is the kilogram, and it is commonly used with currencies or other quantities to form a price, dosage, or impact rate.

Notes: alternative Hungarian forms such as kilogrammonként are related, and in everyday writing you may also encounter formats like Ft/kg. Kg onként helps convey how a value scales with mass, facilitating comparisons and cost or impact calculations across different quantities.