Atmospheric Chemistry: Concentration Units Quiz
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Which unit is used to express the concentration of substances in air as parts per system scale?

  • %(v/v) or % (mol/mol) (correct)
  • ppb(1 in 10^9)
  • ppt(1 in 10^12)
  • ppm(1 in 10^6)

What does a concentration of 2 ppm of any pollutant gas in air mean?

  • 2 liters of the pollutant(P) in 1 million liters of air
  • 2 moles of the pollutant(P) in 10^6 moles in air
  • 2 milliliters of the pollutant(P) in 1 cubic meter of air
  • 2 molecules of the pollutant(P) in 10^6 molecules in air (correct)

What is the definition of 1 ppmv (parts per million by volume)?

  • 1 milliliter of gaseous pollutant in 10^6 milliliters of air
  • 1 mole of gaseous pollutant in 10^6 moles of air
  • 1 volume of gaseous pollutant in 10^6 volumes of air (correct)
  • 1 liter of gaseous pollutant in 10^6 liters of air

What is the relationship between 1 ppm and μg/m3 at 25˚C and 1 atm?

<p>1 ppm = 40.9 M μg/m3 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the reminder relationship between ppm, ppb, and ppt?

<p>1 ppm =10^3 ppb = 10^6 ppt (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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