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How many mls equal 0.1 cc?
There are 0.1 mL in 0.1 cc. They are equivalent units of measurement for volume.
How many cc equal to a milliliter?
One. The 'ml' and the 'cc' are identical volumes.
How many cc in half a mil?
A cc (cubic centimeter) is the same as Mil, or milliliter, or Ml. Thus 1/2 of one would be 1/2 of the other.
How many milliliter equals 50cc?
One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter (cc), so 50cc is equal to 50 milliliters.
What does 33cc equal?
30 cc = 30 ml ? 1.01 fl oz ? 2.03 tbsp ? 6.09 tsp
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