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Hey You, please help convert ppm to mg/Nm3

2010-08-21View Original

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At 100 ppm of H2S, with a temperature of 37 degrees and a pressure of 6 KPa, what are the corresponding values in mg/m3 and mg/Nm3?
Reply #22010-08-22
:Surprisingly, no one is willing to help; helping is a virtue of the Chinese nation!
Reply #32010-08-22
1 ppm = 1.5 mg/m3; as for the value that follows, you can calculate it yourself using the equation Pv = nrt.

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