Good morning.
I have a question.
I have the Hanna phosphorus ULR (ppb) HI736 test.
I have recently done an ICP (Tropic Marin)
And I have doubts about what ICP value I should check my measured values against the Hanna Phosphorus test.
My last measurement with the Hanna Phosphorus test was 67ppb.
This value, converted using the Hanna conversion tables (here) or the direct formula (ppb * 3.06) / 1000 gives me the value 0.205 ppm.
I believe that when using the Hanna conversion table (or the direct formula mentioned above) you are going from ppb phosphorus to ppm phosphate, right?
My ICP has given me the following values for the phosphorus and phosphate concept:
- Phosphorus: 0.064 mg/l (327% of ideal value)
- Total phosphate: 0.19622 mg/l (280% of ideal value)
- Orthophosphate: 0.168 mg/l (161.3% of ideal value)
My question is: this converted value (0.205ppm) against which previous value should I compare it?
Thank you!
I have a question.
I have the Hanna phosphorus ULR (ppb) HI736 test.
I have recently done an ICP (Tropic Marin)
And I have doubts about what ICP value I should check my measured values against the Hanna Phosphorus test.
My last measurement with the Hanna Phosphorus test was 67ppb.
This value, converted using the Hanna conversion tables (here) or the direct formula (ppb * 3.06) / 1000 gives me the value 0.205 ppm.
I believe that when using the Hanna conversion table (or the direct formula mentioned above) you are going from ppb phosphorus to ppm phosphate, right?
My ICP has given me the following values for the phosphorus and phosphate concept:
- Phosphorus: 0.064 mg/l (327% of ideal value)
- Total phosphate: 0.19622 mg/l (280% of ideal value)
- Orthophosphate: 0.168 mg/l (161.3% of ideal value)
My question is: this converted value (0.205ppm) against which previous value should I compare it?
Thank you!
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