Laboratory unit conversion
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At 1.2 MPa and 45°C, 1 m³ of liquefied gas contains 0.05% m³ of water. How many mg of water is contained in 1 m³ of liquefied gas?
What is the unit in the topic post posted by the original poster? It’s a mess.
This post was last edited by qugd on 2018-11-18 at 19:52. Could the original poster please take the time to organize the post and express its content in clear and accurate terms that others can understand? To say something you might not like to hear: with a post as nonsense as yours, who would want to help you get answers? Online communication is a form of written communication; I guess it would be good if you could understand half of this post on your own After posting, go back and read the post to see if you can understand it.
It generally refers to one cubic meter; based on the density of liquefied gas under these temperature conditions, the weight of the water content can be calculated. This post is indeed not very appropriate to be posted~ It also doesn’t specify whether this 0.05% refers to a volume fraction or a mass fraction.