How do you work out cm3 into ml?

[Daffyd]

1cc = 1ml.

. Funnily enough, a cc or ml of water weighs about 1g.

Actually 1cc or 1ml of pure water weighs EXACTLY 1g. (gramme)

[Ocean1]

Actually 1cc or 1ml of pure water weighs EXACTLY 1g. (gramme)

At 4deg C.

[Daffyd]

At 4deg C.

Yeah...forgot the temperature factor.

[Latte]

At 4deg C.

And if you ^3 that you get CC, so 1ml^3 (1ml) = 1g^3 (1g) at 4cc.

Now I'm confused.

Sigh... part cut.

[BASS-TREBLE]

The question in post #1 was answered in post #2, and confirmed in post #3.

Now, at post #34 there are still white knuckled typers arguing that cc=cubic centimeters - gotta love KB

[notme]

The question in post #1 was answered in post #2, and confirmed in post #3.

Now, at post #34 there are still white knuckled typers arguing that cc=cubic centimeters - gotta love KB

Eh? No one's arguing that cc=cubic centimeters, the discussion is about terms and conventions and so on....and fukkit, it's an interesting discussion too! (IMNSHO). People are sometimes soo good at thinking everything is a personal attack, there's not many around willing to have a good chinwag anymore!

Hiss gets it, but unfortunately I must spread my seed, ooer I mean rep before he gets any more bling but I hear he's on the bottle so he probly won't notice. Time for another Coubon and Boke for me, then I'm really taking me own advice and leaving this drivel before it becomes pointless

[imdying]

In the future to save yourself some time, try Google, it'll give you answer straight away

Always remember... "I don't know the answer, but Google does!"

Sure it won't give you the cure for cancer, but with easy shit like this it's always the win. Oh, and it won't wank on for a pages of drivel on the correct abbreviation to use etc

[Crasherfromwayback]

The annoying tendancy of the Yanks is to measure motorcycle engines in Cibic Inches

That's because the good old US of A ain't metric mate.

[ynot slow]

10CC-good band remember "Don't like Cricket,OOH nooo I luve it"

[ellipsis]

...if I can see for miles and miles and fucking miles, how many kilometers is that , and would I see further with metric or imperial binoculars....

[RDjase]

Just to confuse things milli litre get said as "1mil" or "10 mils"

A mil is a measurment of angle. NATO standard compass. 6400 in a circle/360 degrees

Start at Point A, walk 1Km to Point B, move to your left 1 metre to Point C

The angle measured from Point A to Between B and C is 1 mil

Based on pye but 6283 is a horrible number to fit onto a compass so it got rounded up to 6400

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_mil

[notme]

Neat, I had never heard of the angular mils one.

Here's another spoken miscommunication one though - in engineering CAD/CAM a mil is a thousandth of an inch. Bit of a bugger when a hole is meant to be say 80mils (3.14mm) and it gets drilled to 80mm!

[Hitcher]

Actually, cm3 is the correct unit, as is mL. "cc" is an abbreviation or slang unit

Just as the correct plural of ml is ml (no s on the end). And it doesn't get a capitalised L as there is no famous dead physicist called Litre.

[steve_t]

Just as the correct plural of ml is ml (no s on the end). And it doesn't get a capitalised L as there is no famous dead physicist called Litre.

I have to disagree with you, Hitcher. Litre, is represented by a capital L

Edit: Son of a bitch. Google says the SI unit is either L or l or mℓ

Carry on

[RDjase]

Neat, I had never heard of the angular mils one.

Here's another spoken miscommunication one though - in engineering CAD/CAM a mil is a thousandth of an inch. Bit of a bugger when a hole is meant to be say 80mils (3.14mm) and it gets drilled to 80mm!

Havnt heard of that one , Is that American software?

I think from memory a 100th of a mm is a graduation, about 4 thou of a inch/ mils in your CAD programme

No wonder fuck ups happen.

The NZ Army used to use everything, Inchs, centimetres, (pet hate , dress makers mesurment) Miles, Kms, depends who and how old they are, and the the "mils" as in navigation, "mls" as in milllitres, "mm" as in millimetres. all said the same
Hope they dont now !

You will see mils in Brackets next to degrees in maps on the Legend