Converting from French degree (°f) to Parts per thousand (ppt) | Mineralization

What is French degree (°f)

French degree (°f) is a unit of measurement used to represent the concentration of mineral content in water. It is typically measured in Parts per thousand (ppt) or percentage (%).

What is Parts per thousand (ppt)

Parts per thousand (ppt) is a unit of measurement that represents the ratio of the mass of the solute to the total mass of the solution, multiplied by 1000.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion formulas between French degree (°f) and Parts per thousand (ppt) are as follows:

• 1°f=0.01ppt
• 1ppt=100°f

Other conversion examples include:

• 8°f=0.08ppt
• 8ppt=800°f
• 9°f=0.09ppt
• 9ppt=900°f
• 3°f=0.03ppt
• 3ppt=300°f

Examples

1. Converting 5 °f to ppt: 5°f×0.01=0.05ppt

2. Converting 500 ppt to °f: 500ppt×100=50000°f

3. Converting 12 °f to ppt: 12°f×0.01=0.12ppt

4. Converting 1200 ppt to °f: 1200ppt×100=120000°f

This page can be used as a reference for converting between French degree (°f) and Parts per thousand (ppt) in mineralization calculations effectively.