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The abbreviation cm stands for centimetre an is a unit of linear measure or length.

The abbreviation for litre is ltr not 'l' and a litre is a unit of volume. The units cannot be directly converted.

However, a cubic centimetre is 1cc. There are 1000 cc in 1 litre. (By definition 1cc = 1 ml. )

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