Convert Cubic Centimeters (cm3 / cc) of water to different measuring units with the same water volume.
Two-way conversion from Cubic Centimeters to another measuring unit and from this measuring back to cm3 / cc.
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Cubic Decimeters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Cubic Feet
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Cubic Inches
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Cubic Meters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Cubic Yards
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Deciliters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Dekagrams
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Drops
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Grams
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Hectoliters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Kilograms
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Liters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Medical Drops
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Metric Cups
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Metric Tonnes
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Micro-Grams
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Micro-Liters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Milliliters
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Ounces
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ Pounds
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.K. Drops
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.K. Fluid Ounces
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.K. Gallons
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.K. Long Tons
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.S. Cups
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.S. Fluid Ounces
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.S. Gallons
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.S. Short Tons
- Cubic Centimeters ⇄ U.S. Water Drops
Definition of Cubic Centimeters of water provided by WikiPedia
One cubic centimetre corresponds to a volume of 1 / 1,000,000 of a cubic metre, or 1 / 1,000 of a litre, or one millilitre (1 cm3 ≡ 1 ml). The mass of one cubic centimetre of water at 3.98 °C (the temperature at which it attains its maximum density) is closely equal to one gram.
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