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conversion of MG/KG to %
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conversion of MG/KG to %
by R-Alpaca ranch » Fri Jul 04, 2008 5:57 am
if I have 10024. MG/KG of total nitrogen what is the percent of nitrogen in my sample.
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Re: conversion of MG/KG to %
by Guest » Fri Jul 04, 2008 7:03 am
R-Alpaca ranch wrote:if I have 10024. MG/KG of total nitrogen what is the percent of nitrogen in my sample.
mg/kg is parts per million. For "parts per hundred (percent), move decimal 4 places left to divide by 10000, thus 1.0024%
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