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240 cc is how many ounces?
1 cc = 0.0338140227 US fluid ounces144 cc = 4.86921927 US fluid ounces
5 ounce is how many cc?
5 ounces is equivalent to approximately 147.87 cc (cubic centimeters).
How many fluid ounces are 9 cc?
There are approximately 0.30 fluid ounces in 9 cc.
How many oz in 3000 ml?
There are approximately 101.44 ounces in 3000 milliliters.
How many cc equal 50.7 ounces?
50 (cu centimeters) = 1.69070114 US fluid ounces
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Ounces for 80 cc?
How many ounces is 80 cc
How do you figure how many cc's to how many ounces?
Fluid ounces x 29.57 = cc
How many ounces in 950 cc?
There are approximately 32.12 ounces in 950 cc.
How many ounces are there in 45 cc's?
45 cc of water is 1.587 ounces.
How many ounces is 94 cc?
94 cc is equal to 3.316 ounces
How many ounces in 3000 kilograms?
3000 kg = 105822 ounces (approx)
Ten ounces equal how many cc?
Ten ounces equals 300 cc.
How many ounces in 11356.23 cc's?
11,356.23 cc of water is approximately 400.579 ounces.
How many cc's in 4.4 ounces?
4.4 ounces of water is approximately 124.738 cc.
2.5 cc is how many ounces?
That is 70.874 cc
How many ounces are in 450 cc's?
That is 15.873 ounces.
How many ounces are in 650 cc?
That is 22.928 ounces.
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