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Why can g/mL and g/cm³ both be used for a proper density unit?​

Why can g/mL and g/cm³ both be used for a proper density unit?​
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Why can g/mL and g/cm³ both be used for a proper density unit?​

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Because 1 ml is equal to 1 cm³

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