Getting to know your toxic end points

mg per liter to ppm

How well do you know your RMP chemicals?  I mean really know them.  One of the top questions we have received in the past several years is asking about the RMP chemicals’ toxic endpoints and why EPA uses mg/L instead of ppm.  PPM is a volume-to-volume or mass-to-mass ratio, whereas mg/l is a mass-to-volume relationship.  We can convert from mg/L to ppm pretty easily, using the following equation and knowing the molecular weight of the chemical:

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