Table of Concentrations and Related Quantities
| Concentration type | Symbol | Definition | SI unit | other unit(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mass concentration | or | kg/m3 | g/100mL (= g/dL) | |
| molar concentration | mol/m3 | M (= mol/L) | ||
| number concentration | 1/m3 | 1/cm3 | ||
| volume concentration | m3/m3 | |||
| Related quantities | Symbol | Definition | SI unit | other unit(s) |
| normality | mol/m3 | N (= mol/L) | ||
| molality | mol/kg | |||
| mole fraction | mol/mol | ppm, ppb, ppt | ||
| mole ratio | mol/mol | ppm, ppb, ppt | ||
| mass fraction | kg/kg | ppm, ppb, ppt | ||
| mass ratio | kg/kg | ppm, ppb, ppt |
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