Gram per cubic centimeter
Gram per cubic centimeter (or g/cm3) was a metric unit of density, defined as the mass in grams contained with a  of cubic centimeters.

Comparative instances of density  
 The density of planet 892-IV was measured at 5.5 (g/cm3). ()

 The mean density of  was measured at 5.517 (g/cm3). ()

 The concentrated tricyanate readings on Beta Agni II were measured at 70 grams per cubic centimeter at the source coordinates. It was comparatively much higher than what would normally occur. ()

 The density of Beta Praxillus was measured at 1,100 grams per cubic centimeter. ()

 The walls of the subterranean tunnels on Phylos registered as walls were 600 times denser than lead. ()

See also 
 Kilogram per cubic centimeter

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Measurements