There are approximately 60 minims in 1 cc (cubic centimeter). Therefore, in 5 cc, there would be about 300 minims (5 cc x 60 minims/cc = 300 minims). However, it's important to note that the minim is an old unit of measurement and may not be commonly used in modern practice.
None, the units are incompatible.
To convert minims to milligrams, you need to know that 1 minim is approximately equal to 0.06161 milliliters. Since the density of water is about 1 mg per milliliter, you can convert minims to milligrams by multiplying the number of minims by 61.61. For example, to convert 10 minims to milligrams, you would calculate 10 × 61.61, resulting in approximately 616.1 mg.
Well, darling, a breve is equal to 8 minims. So if you're feeling fancy and want to show off your knowledge of ancient music notation, just remember that little tidbit. Now go impress your friends with your newfound knowledge, you're welcome.
Musical minims are a type of note in musical notation that typically has a duration of two beats in common time. Represented by a hollow oval note head with a stem, a minim is half the length of a whole note and twice the length of a crotchet (quarter note). They are used in various musical contexts to indicate sustained sounds or rhythms. In terms of time values, minims play a crucial role in creating rhythm and structure within a piece of music.
There are 2 semi-quavers in a quaver
One cubic centimeter (cc) is 16.23 minims.
Well that depends, how many quavers do you get in a bag? 5.
One milliliter equates to 16.231 minims.
There are 162.31 minims in 10mL
4 milliliters is about 64.92 minims.
45 minims is 0.002773 liter.
8 minims are in 0.5 mL b/c 16 minims=1 mL
60 minims is equal to about 3.7mL
1 US quart is 15,360 minims.
12 minims equals about 0.739mL
pint= 7,680 minims quart= 15,360 minims gallon= (not completely positive, but im pretty sure :) ) 61,440 minims
2 US fluid ounces is 960 minims.