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

What is Parts per million (ppm)

Parts per million (ppm) is a unit of measurement commonly used to represent the concentration of a substance in the air, water, or soil. It indicates the number of parts of a substance per one million parts of a solution.

What is French degree (°f)

French degree (°f) is a unit of measurement used in the field of mineralization to express the concentration of a mineral in water. It is based on the concept that 1 °f is equivalent to 10 ppm.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between ppm and °f is as follows:

• 1 (ppm) = 0.1 (°f)
• 1 (°f) = 10 (ppm)

Additional conversions include:

• 15 (ppm) = 1.5 (°f)
  ppm×0.1=°f

• 5 (ppm) = 0.5 (°f)
  ppm×0.1=°f

• 3 (ppm) = 0.3 (°f)
  ppm×0.1=°f

Examples

1. Convert 10 ppm to °f:

10×0.1=1

Therefore, 10 ppm is equal to 1 °f.

2. Convert 20 °f to ppm:

20×10=200

Therefore, 20 °f is equal to 200 ppm.

3. Convert 7 ppm to °f:

7×0.1=0.7

Therefore, 7 ppm is equal to 0.7 °f.

By using the conversion formulas provided, you can easily convert between parts per million (ppm) and French degree (°f) to analyze the concentration of minerals in a solution.