A description with examples on how to tell the difference between molecules and compounds. A few things to remember: All compounds are also classified as molecules. Molecules are made up of two or more elements. Compounds are made up of two or more DIFFERENT elements.
How many units of insulin equals 2 cc? At the US standard of 100 units per ml, 1 unit of insulin is equal to .01 cc, so 2 cc of insulin equals 200 units of insulin. 4 people found this useful. Edit.
Insulin is packaged in different strengths, U-60 and U-100 are the most common and are the number of units per cc. You have to know if you are using a U-100 syringe. If you are, then 100 units = 1cc = 1 mL. BUT, for any other strength insulin, this relationship is not true. The syringe should be marked with what strength insulin it is intended to be used with. There are also low dose syringes that hold less than 100 units but are used with U-100 insulin.