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It depends on what characteristic of the CD case is being measured: its mass, linear dimensions, volume, transparency to light (or other electromagnetic radiation), its brittleness, etc.

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The metric unit commonly used to measure the volume of a CD case is cubic centimeters (cm³) or cubic millimeters (mm³).

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mm is the metric unit

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