s = molar mass, volume or mass of the solution (mole, m 3 , ft 3 , kg, lb m )
In the metric system ppm for mass can be expressed in terms of milligram versus kg where
- 1 mg/kg = 1 part per million
ppm can be also be expressed as
Download and print ppm vs. percent and mg/L chart
Alternatively - mass related units to measure very small concentration levels:
An alternatively mass related unit to measure larger concentration levels is weight percent which can be expressed as
weight percent = 100 m c / m s (2)
The concentration of a component can be measured as mass per unit volume - like mg/liter, mg/cm 3 etc.
Weight of substance added to one unit volume of water to give one part per million (ppm)
1 ppm
= 2.72 pounds per acre-foot
= 1,233 grams per acre-foot
= 1.233 kilograms per acre-foot
= 0.0283 grams per cubic foot
= 0.0000624 pounds per cubic foot
= 0.0038 grams per US gallon
= 0.058419 grains per US gallon
= 0.07016 grains per Imperial gallon
= 1 milligram per liter (mg/L)
= 1 microlitre ( μL ) per liter
= 0.001 gram per litre
= 8.345 pounds per million gallons of water
The concentration of carbon dioxide in air is aprox. 400 ppm . The volume of carbon dioxide in one 1 m 3 of air can be calculated by modifying (1) to
c = ppm s / 10 6
= (400 ppm) (1 m 3 ) / 10 6
= 0.0004 m 3 /m 3
Volume percent can be expressed as volume per unit volume:
percent by volume = 100 v c /(v c + v s ) (3)
where
v c = volume component
v s = volume solvent
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Molality is the number moles of solute divided by kilograms of solvent.
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