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can anyone convert 5.51mg/kg to ug/l

  • 16-05-2014 10:15am
    #1
    razor8
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    finding it impossible to get an answer to the above, can anyone help????


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  • #2
    enda1
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    razor8 wrote: »
    finding it impossible to get an answer to the above, can anyone help????

    Presuming this is a solution or something? What is the medium (the kg or l component)?

    If it's water at 1atm and 23deg C then teh answer is 5510ug/l.


  • #3
    razor8
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    enda, its was a test for molybdenum in soil, not sure if that answers your question


  • #4
    enda1
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    razor8 wrote: »
    enda, its was a test for molybdenum in soil, not sure if that answers your question

    Well then I guess you'll need to know the density of the soil.


  • #5
    razor8
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    ok, il have to get back to lab


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