Standard cubic centimeters

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sccm stands for standard cubic centimeters per minute . Regardless of pressure and temperature , this unit describes a defined amount of flowing gas ( number of particles or gas mass) per unit of time, i.e. a particle flow or mass flow .

The standard cubic centimeter is a gas volume of V  = 1  cm³ under standard conditions ( T  = 0  ° C and p  = 1013.25  hPa ), the so-called physical standard conditions or STP according to DIN 1343 .

The standardized volume can be converted into a mass by multiplying it by the associated standard density. The (standard) density of air under the physical standard conditions is 1.293 kg / m³ = 1.293 mg / cm³.

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