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it is density. how heavy something is per the space it occupies. the usual denotation is gram per millilitre or gram per cm^3. Cm^3 means centimetre cubed, and cc means cubic centimetre, which are exactly the same. All different ways to say the same thing. ml, cm^3, cc

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