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Z||000001||CRYPTONITE||01-24-2000||11:49 PM||cryptonite@email.com||ML AND CC IS THE SAME THING( WELL BASICALLY) AMOUNT ON LIQUID(VOLUME)MG IS AMOUNT OF INGREDIENTS PER CC.DOES THAT HELP?HELL I AIN'T A SCIENTIST I REALLY DON'T KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN IT BETTER.
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Z||000002||The_Blond_Myth||01-25-2000||12:39 AM||||1 ml=1 cc, it is as simple as that. both units measure volume. It is like comparing a cubic inch with a pint, both measure volume, It just so happens that one milliliter equals one cubic centimeter(cc).
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Z||000003||Iean||01-25-2000||02:33 AM||ryanpj60@hotmail.com||Hurray! I am glad to know that this board has some moderately intelligent people on it. Yes dimension wise if you take a box that is measured in cm and you find the area of box it is (cm x cm)= cm^2 then if you want to find the volume of that box or whatever (not going to go into the trig) you take (cm x cm x cm)= cm^3||63.64.10.101||reg||
Z||000004||Iean||01-25-2000||02:36 AM||ryanpj60@hotmail.com||To find the mg. you would need to know both the density of the substance and the volume. Use this formula Density=Mass(in grams but make sure your units in the density and mass are the same)/Volume (in ml. or liters making sure that the units in the density are the same.) D=M/V||63.64.10.101||reg||
Z||000005||MR 250||01-25-2000||02:48 AM||crazedkiller@antisocial.com||JUST REMEMBER, METRE/LITRE/GRAM.
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