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converting EC's to mg/L
by Guest » Mon Jul 12, 2004 12:37 pm
how do i convert EC's to mg/L, in the context of salinity of water?? Thank you!
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Re: converting EC's to mg/L
by Knight » Tue Jul 13, 2004 8:51 pm
Guest wrote:how do i convert EC's to mg/L, in the context of salinity of water?? Thank you!
The "EC" is a non SI unit defined as "microsiemens per centimeter" (µS/cm). The approximate conversion factor from EC in µS/cm to milligrams per liter is 0.6. The term EC also has alternative definitions and numerical values in other areas of science. For example EC is often expressed as "decisiemens per meter" (dS/m) for which the approximate conversion factor to milligrams per liter is 600.
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