2011年11月14日 · Re: convert mg/kg to g/ha Originally posted by loke View Post hello everyone! i have got a problem here guys. i sampled wheat plants at flag leaf stage in a square meter, dried, milled and analyzed them for various nutrients. so the nutrient concentrations are in mg/kg so i want to convert them into g/ha. please help

2006年12月11日 · Re: convert mg/kg to mg/m3 Hi Jil, Maybe this example answer your question. - 3 euro pallets of L= 1.2m, W= 1.2m, H= 1.2m. - Total weight for 3 euro pallets: 888 kg ( 296kg each pallet) Then we have to calculate the total volume: 3 x (1.2 x 1.2 x 1.2) = 5.184 m3 To convert m3 to chargeable weight is as follow: (5.184 x 1000) / 6 = 864 kg (vol)

2009年2月5日 · 1) 1.6 g/cm³ is also 1.6 kg/L or 1600 kg/m³ 2) The force of standard gravity (it varies about ±½% from equator to pole at sea level) acting on a mass is 9.80665 N/kg. (Round to 9.81). So the force acting on it is 15696 N/m³ or 15.7 kN/m³ (approx)

I need to convert mg/kg to g/g, but I can't seem to wrap my head around it. It seems counter-intuitive to me since the mg is gaining and the kg is losing. I guess I could say that since mg/kg is the same as ug/g I can just multiply by 1000? Is that correct? When I try typing the calculate into google I get a conversion factor of 1,000,000. Help ...

2015年10月7日 · Hi, This conversion will make much more sense if you understand that 0.8691 g/cm³ = 0.8691 kg/L. (or 1 kg has a volume of 1/0.8691 L, so 1kg = 1.15L)

2022年9月9日 · Note that "1 g/kg" is "0.1 % (w/w)" but is actually shorter to write out. Just divide your g/L figure by density expressed as kg/L (should be somewhat greater than 1 in this case) For dilute solutions, less than 0.5%, it is usually safe to assume the …

The mg/kg is the weight of drug for the weight of the animal. Doses can be different mg/kg values for different types of animals. 4µM means 4 micromoles per litre, and is a concentration. You need to find out the weight of 1 micro mol of your substance and then work out the concentration in …

2012年11月3日 · For kJ/kg: Divide by (multiply by reciprocal of) molar mass, then multiply by 1000 g/kg 1371 kJ/mol x 1 mol/46.07 g x 1000 g/1kg =29.76 MJ/kg (note that I changed the prefix to avoid an overly large number) For kJ/L using the above plus density 29.76 MJ/kg x 0.789 kg/L = 23.48 MJ/L Wikipedia actually gives density in g/cm³, but kg/L is ...

2006年3月14日 · 1 kg = 1000 g 1 g = 1 000 000 µg so 1 kg = 10^9 µg Flag; Comment. Post Cancel. Unregistered Share ...

A concentration is a ratio of one thing mixed in another, and has a numerator and denominator. If both are scaled by the same factor (in this case 1000), the same value results. 10 µg/mg = 10 mg/g = 10 g/kg. All represent the dimensionless number 0.01 (10 µg/1000 µg).