Grams to Cc Converter
Convert grams to cubic centimeters (cc) and vice versa using material density. Free online converter supporting water, metals, glass, and custom materials for physics and everyday use.
Enter mass or volume to convert. Enter both to verify density.
About This Calculator
The Grams to Cc Converter converts between mass (grams) and volume (cubic centimeters) using the density equation: density = mass / volume. This tool includes 16 material presets from water to metals, plus a custom density option. In cooking, 1 cc equals 1 mL, making this conversion identical to grams to milliliters for water-based ingredients.
Select a material, enter either the mass or volume, and the calculator computes the missing value. For water at room temperature, 100 grams equals exactly 100 cc since water density is 1.0 g/cc. For other materials like cooking oil (0.92 g/cc), the same mass occupies a different volume.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert grams to cc for cooking?
To convert grams to cc for cooking, divide the mass by the ingredient's density. Water has a density of 1 g/cc, so 100 g water = 100 cc. For other ingredients, use a food-specific converter or set a custom density for your ingredient.
What is the conversion from cc to grams?
To convert cc to grams, multiply the volume by the density. Since 1 cc equals 1 mL, this is the same as converting milliliters to grams. One cc of water weighs 1 gram, while one cc of mercury weighs 13.53 grams.
Is grams to cc the same as grams to ml?
Yes, 1 cubic centimeter (cc) equals exactly 1 milliliter (mL). Converting grams to cc is the same as converting grams to mL. Both conversions use the density formula: volume = mass / density.
How many cc is 100 grams of water?
100 grams of water equals 100 cc (or 100 mL) because water has a density of exactly 1.0 g/cc at room temperature. This makes water the standard reference for density measurements.
What material density should I use for cooking oils?
Cooking oils typically have a density around 0.92 g/cc. For precise cooking conversions, use our dedicated food measurement converters. This physics-focused calculator includes common materials like water, metals, and glass.
How accurate are density-based conversions?
Density values are accurate at standard room temperature (20°C). For most practical purposes, this provides sufficient precision. Temperature changes can slightly affect density — liquids expand when heated, reducing density.