In science, the parts-per notation is a set of pseudo units to describe smal values of mescellaneous dimensionaless quiantities. In that case PPB, is patrs-per-billion (10^-9).
ppb is not a weight, but a ratio. "parts per billion"
Loss of credibilty for future endeavors. Loss of trust in the scientific community. A marred reputation as a scientist.
Only one, providing it is repeatable.One! Replication of the experiment result confirms the result in the scientific community.
This questions borders on jibberish. Could you rephrase it, please?
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Parts Per Billion
4.518514 ppb
95.32% carbon dioxide2.7% nitrogen1.6% argon0.13% oxygen0.08% carbon monoxide210 ppm water vapor100 ppm nitric oxide2.5 ppm Neon850 ppb HDO300 ppb Krypton130 ppb formaldehyde80 ppb xenon30 ppb ozone10 ppb methaneNote: ppm stands for parts per million while ppb stands for parts per billion. 210 ppm of water vapour means water vapour makes up 210/1,000,000 of the atmosphere.
No, is a very toxic element, also the compounds. Hell no it would most certainly kill you
There are 272,000 ppb in 272 ppt. This conversion is based on the fact that 1 part per billion (ppb) is equivalent to 1,000 parts per trillion (ppt).
To convert parts per billion (ppb) to parts per million (ppm), you divide by 1000. So, 28 ppb is equal to 0.028 ppm.
Parts per billion (ppb) is a unit of concentration, while microliter (μL) is a unit of volume. To convert ppb to microliters, you need to know the density of the substance in question. The formula for this conversion is: microliters = (ppb * volume in liters) / density in g/mL. This formula takes into account the concentration of the substance in ppb and its density to give you the volume in microliters.
PPB stands for parts per billion and is used to measure the concentration of a substance in a mixture. PPM stands for parts per million, and is another unit of measurement like ppb, but represents a higher concentration in a mixture.
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The words accepted value mean a quantity that is used by general agreement of the scientific community. The accepted value does not have to be the exact value, but is generally close to that value.
ppb is not a weight, but a ratio. "parts per billion"