# How many ounces are in a 10cc syringe?

A syringe is a device that is used to draw up and inject liquids. A 10cc syringe has 10mL of capacity. There are approximately 29.5735295625 mL in an ounce. So, a 10cc syringe contains about 0.3381402265 ounces of liquid.

A cc is a unit of measurement for volume; it is equal to one cubic centimeter or 1/1000th of a liter (L). There are approximately 28.4130625 mL in an ounce, so it takes about 28.4130625 mL, or just under 30 mL, to make 1 oz. In other words, 1 fluid ounce (oz) is equal to about 29.57353 cc’s. 2 ccs would be slightly less than 60 cc’s because 2 fluid ounces equals about 59 mL or 59 cc’s exactly. 100 cc's would be the same as 1 liter or 1000 milliliters (ml).

There is no definitive answer to this question since cup sizes can vary greatly depending on where you are and what kind of cup you're using (e.g., coffee mug, paper cup, etc.). However, according to one source, a "standard" coffee cup size in the U.S.(http://www2 .illinoisstate .edu/%7Ejeffcoop /measure .html) holds 8 fluid ounces or 236 milliliters (mL), so we'll use that as our basis for comparison here: 8 fluid ounces = 236 milliliters = 236 cubic centimeters (CC's). Thus, a cup of coffee generally contains somewhere between 200 and 300 CC's depending on how full the cup is filled

### How many ounces are in a 10cc syringe?

100 Pack of 10cc Luer Slip Tip Syringes - 10mL - 0.33 fl. oz.
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### How many cc does it take to make 1 oz?

There are approximately 30ml in an ounce. So there are 30 ccs in an ounce.May 31, 2016
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### How many ounces is 2 ccs?

Cc [cc, Cm^3] Fluid Ounce (US) [fl Oz (US)]
1 cc, cm^3 0.0338140227 fl oz (US)
2 cc, cm^3 0.0676280454 fl oz (US)
3 cc, cm^3 0.1014420681 fl oz (US)
5 cc, cm^3 0.1690701135 fl oz (US)

### Is 100 cc the same as 1 mL?

What's the difference between a cubic centimeter (cc) and milliliter (mL)? These are the same measurement; there is no difference in volume. The primary difference is that milliliters are used for fluid amounts while cubic centimeters are used for solids. No matter what is being measured, 1 cc always equals 1 mL.

### How many cc is a cup of coffee?

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How many cc in a coffee/tea cup? 180 cc
How many ml in a coffee/tea cup? 180 ml
How many ounces in a water pitcher? 32 oz
How many cc in a water pitcher? 1000 cc

### How many cc's are in a cup of liquid?

Cup (US) Cc [cc, Cm^3]
1 cup (US) 236.5882365 cc, cm^3
2 cup (US) 473.176473 cc, cm^3
3 cup (US) 709.7647095 cc, cm^3
5 cup (US) 1182.9411825 cc, cm^3

### What is a standard coffee cup size ML?

The most common coffee cups, as noted above, are 8 ounces, or 227 ml. To figure out how big your favorite mug is, just fill your mug up with water all the way and tip the water out into a measuring cup.
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### How do you convert ounces to CC's in nursing?

To convert oz to ml (or ounces to ccs) in nursing you just have to multiply by 30.May 31, 2016
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### How many ml is 1 oz dry?

29.57353193 milliliter
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### Is 16 oz the same as 500 ml?

If you're talking to Americans, you tell them that 500 ml (milliliters) is equal to 16,91 fl oz (fluid ounces) when rounded off. If you took the ml amount from a food label and you want to find the US fl oz equivalent, then 500 ml is actually 16,67 fl oz (fluid ounces).Jan 6, 2017
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