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How many cc is 127 gm? - Answers

The 'cc' (cubic centimeter) is a unit of volume, whereas the 'gm' (gram) is a unit of mass ... (often understood as the weight). They are not directly convertible. A volume of some number of 'cc' may contain more or less grams of mass, depending on what the substance in it is. For example, 1cc of water contains 1gm of mass, but 1 cc of Mercury contains almost 13gm of mass (and weighs 13 times as much as a cc of water).



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The 'cc' (cubic centimeter) is a unit of volume, whereas the 'gm' (gram) is a unit of mass ... (often understood as the weight). They are not directly convertible. A volume of some number of 'cc' may contain more or less grams of mass, depending on what the substance in it is. For example, 1cc of water contains 1gm of mass, but 1 cc of Mercury contains almost 13gm of mass (and weighs 13 times as much as a cc of water).



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How many cc is 127 gm? - Answers

The 'cc' (cubic centimeter) is a unit of volume, whereas the 'gm' (gram) is a unit of mass ... (often understood as the weight). They are not directly convertible. A volume of some number of 'cc' may contain more or less grams of mass, depending on what the substance in it is. For example, 1cc of water contains 1gm of mass, but 1 cc of Mercury contains almost 13gm of mass (and weighs 13 times as much as a cc of water).

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