Interpreting water reports

quenton

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I have a water report from our city (Toronto). However, everything is shown as mg/L.

How do I go about converting that to ppm. If it was water (as the ingredient) they should be the same, since 1g of water == 1cc or 1ml of water -- hey I remember something from high-school :gw

But its not water. I know that it will differ for each chemical, is there a table somewhere???
 

quenton

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Re: Interpreting water reports

davej said:
Actualy it is dead easy.

1 mg/L = 1 ppm

Pretty straight forward huh?

Nothing in life is that easy :p

Maybe its only that way in Canada :D (but then that would be ok too!).

Thanks -- so I can just carry on as I have been ;)
 

VaughnH

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Re: Interpreting water reports

Doesn't a Canadian mg only equal about .75 US mg? Or is that liters? :D