Oxygen specific conversion...

[Unregistered]

Hi,
can anyone tell me how to convert miligrams dissolved oxygen to mililiters???
thanks

[Robert Fogt]

That depends on the specifics.

Generally speaking, results of milligrams of dissolved oxygen are given in a "per amount of liquid" type unit. For example, milligrams of dissolved oxygen per liter.

You would need more detailed information as to what your unit is.

[Unregistered]

Hi,
I have some data in mg(O2)/L(H2O)

and a flow rate in L(H2O)/hour (of water flowing through a respirometer system)

and need to end up with mL(O2)/hour.

Is there an easy way to get my original mg(O2)/L into mL(O2)/hour ???

Thanks!

[Robert Fogt]

milligram/Liter * Liter/hour = milligram/hour

That part was easy, now we just need to find out the density to convert milligrams to milliliters.

I found some data here:
http://www.uigi.com/oxygen.html

It shows O2 with a density of 1.429 kilogram/cubic meter which would be 1.429 milligram/milliliter

milligram/hour / 1.429 milligram/milliliter = milliliter/hour

That does assume the density is correct. It states gaseous oxygen.

[Unregistered]

Thank you!!

[Unregistered]

Hi, what is the dentity for m3 to Tons of Oxygen ? thanks

[Mrs X]

Hi, what is the dentity for m3 to Tons of Oxygen ? thanks

Hi,

Do you have the temperature and pressure? - Without this info, you can't proceed. :)