Concentration: Parts Per Million

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5th Grade
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The average mug of tea holds 300 mL of water. If there are 4.2 grams of sugar in a teaspoon, what is the concentration of the sugar in parts per million?
Answer explanation
4.2 g x 1000000 / 300 g
= 14000 ppm
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Contaminated water was found with 22 ppm of mercury within it. What would the mass of mercury in 100 mL of the water be?
Answer explanation
Rearrange equation to give:
ppm x mass of solution / 1,000,000 = mass of solute
22ppm x 100g / 1000000 = 2.2 x 10-3, or 0.0022g
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Sulfur dioxide is a pollutant gas which contributes towards acid rain. A 6000 dm3 sample found a volume of 3.7 dm3 of sulfur dioxide in the air. Calculate its concentration in ppm. Give your answer to 3 significant figures.
Answer explanation
3.7/6000 x 1000000
= 616.6666666....7
= 617 (3 s.f.)
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A scientist collecting water samples found 1.024 grams of impurities in 10 litres of water. Calculate the impurity concentration in ppm.
Answer explanation
1.024/10,000 g x 1000000
= 102.4 ppm
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Calculate the total volume of the sample if the concentration of CO2 was 116 ppm, which occupied a volume of 2.4 dm3.
Give your answer to 4 significant figures.
Answer explanation
Rearrange equation first by multiplying both sides by mass of solution, then by dividing both sides by ppm to give:
mass of solution = mass of solute/ppm x 1000000
In this case we can swap volume for mass.
2.4 dm3 x 1000000 / 116 ppm = 20689.655
= 20690 dm3 (4 s.f.)
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Calculate the mass of magnesium hydroxide in a 250 mL water solution where the Mg(OH)2 concentration is 300 ppm.
Answer explanation
Rearrange equation by multiplying both sides by the mass of solution, and then by dividing both by 1000000.
300 x 250 / 1000000 = 0.075 g
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Calculate the atmospheric concentration of NO2 if 0.85 dm3 of it is found within a 120 dm3 sample of air.
Give your answer as an integer.
Answer explanation
ppm = 0.85 / 120 x 1000000
ppm = 7083.33333....
ppm = 7083 (to nearest integer)
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