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What is gm/cc? Is it a unit of density?

2008-02-21View Original

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What is the unit gm/cc? Is it a unit of density? Is it milligrams per cubic centimeter?
Reply #22008-02-21
GM is an abbreviation for gram; I checked specialized abbreviation dictionaries and also asked foreigners. Not only in Indian technical documents, but GM is also used to represent G in French technical documents. I searched online for a long time and finally found something useful; I hope you can make use of it. [Last edited by 147258 on 2008-2-21 20:57]
Reply #32008-02-22
GM/CC: grams per cubic centimeter
Reply #42008-02-22
cc stands for milliliters, a term commonly used in medicine. gm/cc is grams per milliliter.
Reply #52008-02-22
A unit of density, equal to Kg/L. Numerically, it is equal to the relative density.
Reply #62008-02-22
After looking at the above answers, it’s as if the question about unit conversion is being asked in a different way. In short, everyone is right. I learned a little more knowledge. :)

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