To calculate the concentration in PPB:
ppb=(CT)×109
Where:
PPB, or parts per billion, is a unit of measurement used to denote the concentration of a substance within another substance. It represents the ratio of the amount of one substance to a billion parts of the total mixture. For example, one ppb could mean one molecule of a particular substance mixed into a billion molecules of another substance. It is commonly used in scientific research, environmental pollution studies, and in the measurement of very low concentrations of a substance.
Let's assume the following values:
Using the formula:
ppb=(0.51)×109=500000000 ppb
The concentration is 500,000,000 ppb.
Let's assume the following values:
Using the formula:
ppb=(12)×109=500000000 ppb
The concentration is 500,000,000 ppb.