French degree to Parts per million converter (°f to ppm)

Converting from French degree (°f) to Parts per million (ppm) | Mineralization

What is French degree (°f)

French degree (°f) is a unit of water hardness that measures the amount of calcium carbonate in water. It is commonly used in the context of mineralization to determine the level of dissolved minerals in water.

What is Parts per million (ppm)

Parts per million (ppm) is a unit of concentration that represents the amount of a substance in one million parts of a solution. In the context of mineralization, ppm is used to measure the concentration of minerals in water.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between French degree (°f) and Parts per million (ppm) is:

1(°f)=10(ppm)

1(ppm)=0.1(°f)

Other conversions include:

9(°f)=90(ppm)

9(ppm)=0.9(°f)

15(°f)=150(ppm)

15(ppm)=1.5(°f)

11(°f)=110(ppm)

11(ppm)=1.1(°f)

Examples

Example 1: Convert 5 French degrees to Parts per million:

5(°f)=5×10=50(ppm)
Example 2: Convert 75 Parts per million to French degrees:

75(ppm)=75×0.1=7.5(°f)
Example 3: Convert 12 French degrees to Parts per million:

12(°f)=12×10=120(ppm)

This article provides an overview of the conversion between French degree (°f) and Parts per million (ppm) in the context of mineralization. Use the provided formulas and examples to perform accurate conversions between these two units.

French degree (°f)	Parts per million (ppm)
0.01 °f	0.1 ppm
0.1 °f	1 ppm
1 °f	10 ppm
2 °f	20 ppm
3 °f	30 ppm
4 °f	40 ppm
5 °f	50 ppm
6 °f	60 ppm
7 °f	70 ppm
8 °f	80 ppm
9 °f	90 ppm
10 °f	100 ppm
10 °f	100 ppm
20 °f	200 ppm
30 °f	300 ppm
40 °f	400 ppm
50 °f	500 ppm
60 °f	600 ppm
70 °f	700 ppm
80 °f	800 ppm
90 °f	900 ppm
100 °f	1 000 ppm
1 000 °f	10 000 ppm
2 000 °f	20 000 ppm
3 000 °f	30 000 ppm
4 000 °f	40 000 ppm
5 000 °f	50 000 ppm
6 000 °f	60 000 ppm
7 000 °f	70 000 ppm
8 000 °f	80 000 ppm
9 000 °f	90 000 ppm
10 000 °f	100 000 ppm

French degree (°f) to Parts per million (ppm) converter