With a grain of salt, I’m probably not as reliable as most answerers I’ve seen on this sub.
I believe by the description given you’re using capsule and compressed pills? Which could be (in addition to the other answers) part of the weight difference, as one pill could be much more dense and the other could contain plenty of empty space.
Just wanted to add a possibility
It depends on the tablet specifically but like looking at aspirin tablets the main inactive ingredients are Carnauba Wax and corn starch. For liquid medicines the main inactive ingredient would likely be water or something to act as a solvent to the medication (alcohol can be another such solvent).
So it depends on the medication specifically.
https://www.riteaid.com/shop/bayer-aspirin-genuine-325-mg-coated-tablets-200-tablets-0353716
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