Soluble solids in fruit juices are commonly measured by a refractometer. The measured values are expressed in (superscript 0)Brix which is the soluble solids in percent by weight. By knowing the Brix value, the amount of solids in the juice can be found from a Brix table. A computerized Brix table which provides the relationship of (superscript 0)Brix, specific gravity, true density, apparent density and solids weight of the sucrose solutions was developed for convenient computation of solids content in citrus juices. In this table, the apparent density data agree with those of sucrose solutions published by the U.S. National Bureau of Standards with the maximum deviation ±1×10^(-5)g/ml. This Brix table was designed to provide uniform reference for quality control in juice processing as well as for the determination of juice values in world trade of citrus juice concentrates.