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Значения термина part per billion на английском

русский
одна миллиардная
испанский
parte por billon
каталонский
parts per mil milions

Unit of measurement based on number of particles.

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        одна миллиардная
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        Examples for "ppb"
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        In July, a test showed Newark water lead levels at 55 ppb.
        Wired
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        It is also keeping the exiting annual average standard of 53 ppb.
        Reuters
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        But he chose the 10 ppb dose for a very human reason.
        Wired
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        At one point, tests in Flint revealed lead levels at over 100 ppb.
        Wired
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        The province's current limit is 10 ppb - twice as high as federal guidelines.
        Radio NZ
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        The EPA says a concentration of five parts per billion is acceptable.
        Nothing to lose
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        Note that micrograms per liter is the same thing as parts per billion.
        Wired
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        My tap water sample was very close to five parts per billion TCE.
        Nothing to lose
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        The spectrometers typically detect chemicals in the "low parts per billion" range.
        Wired
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        The highest test results were at 11 parts per billion (ppb).
        Radio NZ
        Использование термина part per billion на английском
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        Able to smell explosive traces as fine as one part per billion.
        Wired
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        The state's limit is one part per billion, below the federal government's limit of five parts per billion.
        Reuters
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        Prof Wall said there was a time when science could detect chemicals and taint in milk at one part per billion.
        The Irish Times
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        There is methane on Mars too, but the measly amount, just one part per billion, may come from reactions in rocks.
        The Guardian
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        On Mars, the amount of methane floating around is measly: about one part per billion, with bursts reaching 10 times that amount.
        The Guardian
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        Conclusions: MAP has an analytical selectivity of one part per billion for detection of MIDIs and an analytical sensitivity of one molecule.
        Pubmed
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        Chlorofluorocarbons are also not very abundant-theyconstitute only about one part per billion of the atmosphere as a whole-butthey are extravagantly destructive.
        A short history of nearly everything
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        Scripps A plane with a hyperspectral sensor will measure the ocean's color, detecting dye down to just half a part per billion, says Feddersen.
        Wired
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        They show that the gas is present at about 1 part per billion in the Martian atmosphere, or 4,000 times less than in Earth's air.
        The Guardian
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        The EPA says a concentration of five parts per billion is acceptable.
        Nothing to lose
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        Note that micrograms per liter is the same thing as parts per billion.
        Wired
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        My tap water sample was very close to five parts per billion TCE.
        Nothing to lose
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        The spectrometers typically detect chemicals in the "low parts per billion" range.
        Wired
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        The highest test results were at 11 parts per billion (ppb).
        Radio NZ
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        The European Union limits are 60 parts per billion.
        The Guardian
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        Its mass is uncertain to 20 parts per billion.
        Wired