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Does 30 cc equal 1 oz?
Yes, 30 cc is equivalent to approximately 1 fluid ounce.
How many mls in 24 liters?
That is 24,000 ml.
40 cc is how many ml?
40 mL: A cc (cubic centimeter) and a mL (milliliter) are the same measurement.
How many mills in one cup?
That is approximately 0.882 cups.
How many 8 oz glasses in 4000 mls?
There are approximately 5.07 8 oz glasses in 4000 mL.
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What part of a cup is 30cc?
what part of a cup is 30cc?
30cc means how much in Mililiter?
30cc in mililitre is 30
How fast is a 30cc motor?
30cc is equilent to 20 mph
How many liquid cubic centimeters in an ounce?
30cc=1 ounce.
How many mLs in 1 L?
1000 mls
How many mls in 457 l?
457,000 mls
How many mls in 6oz?
1 ounce = 30 mls so 6 ounces x 30 mls= 180 mls
How many tsps in 0.8 mls?
There are tsps in 0.8 mls.....there are 2.5 mls in a teaspoon and 5 mls in a tablespoon....0.8 is a fragment of a tspn
How many tablespoons are in 30cc's?
30 cc of water is approximately 2 tablespoons
How much is 10 MLS equal to teaspoons?
That is 2 teaspoons ( and the 'mls' should be lower case , NOT "MLS")
How many mls make a kilo?
1,000 mls make a Kilo.
How many liter are in 1773.9 mls?
17.739 litres in 1773.9 mls
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