Cubic Centimeters (CC) to Ounces (OZ) Converter
Convert cc to ounces and ounces to cc
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Formula to convert cc to ounces and ounces to cc
How many cc to fluid ounces ? (oz to cc, fl oz to cc)
To convert cc to fl oz:
fl oz = cc / 29.57
To convert 100 cc to fl oz, you would divide 100 by 29.57:
fl oz = 100 cc ÷ 29.57 = 3.38 fl oz
How many ounces to cc? (cc to oz)?
To convert fl oz to cc:
cc = fl oz * 29.57
For example, to convert 10 fl oz to cc, you would multiply 10 by 29.57:
cc = 10 fl oz × 29.57 = 295.7 cc
- Please note that there are two types of fluid ounces: the US fluid ounce and the imperial fluid ounce.
- The US fluid ounce is slightly smaller than the imperial fluid ounce. The formulas above are for the US fluid ounce.
- To convert imperial fluid ounces to cubic centimeters, multiply the imperial fluid ounces by 28.41.
- To convert cubic centimeters to imperial fluid ounces, divide the cubic centimeters by 28.41.
CC to Oz Conversion: Get the Right Measurement Every Time
- fluid ounces (fl oz) and cubic centimeters (cc) are units for measuring volume.
- 1 fl oz is equal to 29.57 cc. 1 cc is equal to 0.033814 fl oz.
- The symbol for fluid ounce is fl oz, while the symbol for cubic centimeter is cc.
- The term "cc" is actually deprecated and is no longer used in medical documentation. Instead, the term "ml" is used, which is equivalent to cc.
- Fluid ounces is part of the customary system of measurement, a system that has been in use for centuries, particularly in the United States and the United Kingdom.
- The fluid ounce is defined as 1/16th of a fluid pint, which in turn is 1/8th of a gallon.
- Fl oz is primarily used to measure the volume of liquids, such as beverages, cooking ingredients, and pharmaceuticals.
- Cubic centimeters, is part of the metric system, a globally recognized system of measurement. CC is mainly used in the field of science, engineering, and medicine.
- The cubic centimeter is defined as the volume of a cube measuring one centimeter on each side.
- Fluid ounce is derived from the Latin phrase "fluida uncia," meaning "fluid ounce."
- Cubic centimeter is derived from the Greek prefixes "ky-" (meaning "cube") and "metr-" (meaning "measure").
- The cubic centimeter or cc is used in a wide range of fields, including science, engineering, and medicine.
- The conversion between fl oz and cc is important for a variety of applications, including cooking, baking, and medicine.
- The most common use of the conversion of ounces to cubic centimeters is in the medical field. This is because medications are often measured in cubic centimeters, while liquids are often measured in ounces.
- The conversion of ounces to cubic centimeters is also used in cooking. For example, a recipe may call for 1 cup of water, which is equal to 8 fluid ounces, which is equal to 236.56 cubic centimeters.
Here is a table summarizing the key differences between fl oz and cc:
| Feature | Fluid Ounce (fl oz) | Cubic Centimeter (cc) |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Customary system | Metric system |
| Primary use | Measuring larger volumes of liquid | Measuring smaller volumes of liquid |
| Typical use | Cooking, baking, beverages, medication dosages | Science, engineering, medicine |
| Conversion factor | 1 fl oz = 29.57 cc | 1 cc = 0.033814 fl oz |
| Symbol | fl oz | cc |
Use cc:
- When measuring small volumes of liquids: For instance, when measuring medication dosages or the volume of a scientific sample.
- When using metric equipment: If you're using syringes, pipettes, or other measuring instruments calibrated in metric units, use cc.
- In scientific or medical settings: The metric system is the standard in these fields, and cc is the preferred unit for volume measurement.
Use fl oz:
- When measuring larger volumes of liquids: For example, when measuring cooking ingredients, beverages, or the volume of a container.
- When using customary units: If you're following recipes or instructions that specify measurements in fl oz, stick with this unit.
- In everyday conversations and recipes: Fl oz is still commonly used in everyday language, especially in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Here's a table summarizing when to use cc vs fl oz:
| Context | Recommended Unit |
|---|---|
| Small volumes of liquids | cc |
| Metric equipment | cc |
| Scientific or medical settings | cc |
| Larger volumes of liquids | fl oz |
| Customary units | fl oz |
| Everyday conversations and recipes | fl oz |
Cc to Oz Conversion table
| CubicCentimeter (cc) | Fluid / Liquid ounces (fl oz) |
|---|---|
| 1 cc | 0.034 oz |
| 5 cc | 0.169 oz |
| 6 cc | 0.202 oz |
| 10 cc | 0.338 oz |
| 15 cc | 0.507 oz |
| 16 cc | 0.541 oz |
| 20 cc | 0.676 oz |
| 22 cc | 0.743 oz |
| 29.6 cc | 1 oz |
| 30 cc | 1.014 oz |
| 35 cc | 1.183 oz |
| 40 cc | 1.352 oz |
| 43 cc | 1.454 oz |
| 44 cc | 1.487 oz |
| 50 cc | 1.690 oz |
| 55 cc | 1.859 oz |
| 60 cc | 2.028 oz |
| 80 cc | 2.705 oz |
| 90 cc | 3.043 oz |
| 100 cc | 3.381 oz |
| 110 cc | 3.719 oz |
| 118.4 cc | 4 oz |
| 120 cc | 4.057 oz |
| 150 cc | 5.072 oz |
| 160 cc | 5.410 oz |
| 180 cc | 6.086 oz |
| 200 cc | 6.762 oz |
| 210 cc | 7.1 oz |
| 220 cc | 7.439 oz |
| 240 cc | 8.115 oz |
| 250 cc | 8.453 oz |
| 260 cc | 8.791 oz |
| 300 cc | 10.144 oz |
| 320 cc | 10.820 oz |
| 400 cc | 13.525 oz |
| 500 cc | 16.907 oz |
| 600 cc | 20.288 oz |
| 700 cc | 23.669 oz |
| 750 cc | 25.360 oz |
| 900 cc | 30.432 oz |
| 1000 cc | 33.814 oz |
| 1200 cc | 40.576 oz |
| 1500 cc | 50.721 oz |
| 2800 cc | 94.679 oz |
Oz to Cc Conversion Table
| Fluid Ounce (fl oz) | Cubic Centimeter (cc) |
|---|---|
| 1 oz | 2.957 cc |
| 2 oz | 59.147 cc |
| 2.5 oz | 73.933 cc |
| 3 oz | 88.720 cc |
| 4 oz | 118.294 cc |
| 5 oz | 147.867 cc |
| 6 oz | 177.44 cc |
| 7 oz | 207.014 cc |
| 8 oz | 236.588 cc |
| 9 oz | 266.161 cc |
| 10 oz | 295.735 cc |
| 11 oz | 325.308 cc |
| 12 oz | 354.882 cc |
| 14 oz | 414.029 cc |
| 15 oz | 443.60 cc |
| 16 oz | 473.17 cc |
| 17 oz | 502.75 cc |
| 18 oz | 532.323 cc |
| 19 oz | 561.897 cc |
| 20 oz | 591.470 cc |
| 22 oz | 650.617 cc |
| 24 oz | 709.764 cc |
| 32 oz | 946.35 cc |
| 64 oz | 1892.705 cc |
FAQ on Conversion from cc to oz, oz to cc
There are 0.034 ounce in 1 cc
The ounce (oz) is a unit of mass and is used to measure weight of dry items.
Fluid ounce (fl oz) is a unit of volume and used to measure fluid volume.
So, oz and fl oz measure different things. They are related by density of the item
So, 1 oz is same as 1 fl oz in some cases such as for pure water where density is 1.
If density is high, then the weight in oz will be higher than volume.
If density is low, then weight in oz will be lower than volume in fl oz.
Volume is applicable to any object that occupies space.
It is applicable to liquid, solids and gases.
Solids have definite shape and volume
Liquids have definite volume but no definite shape
Gases do not have definite shape and volume
Both measure fluid volumes.
The US fl oz is slightly bigger than UK fl oz
UK fl oz = 0.9 * US fl oz
