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here's no conversion. They are just different names for the same measurement and scale.
 

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kh = 'karbonate hardness" and reveals the German roots of our hobby. d= "degrees"

ppm is the proper American unit, but nobody uses it. I use meq/L myself. :)

-Matt
 

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