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ppm parts per million.
ppm
abbr.
parts per million

PPM, ppm,
abbreviation for parts per million.

ppm 
1. parts per million.
2. pulses per minute.

ppm (parts per million),
n a standardized measurement used to describe the level of fluoride in products that contain it (e.g., toothpaste, mouthrinse, and water).

ppm
abbreviation for parts per million; a weight-for-weight (w/w) concentration equal to 1 mg/kg or 1 g/tonne. Used most commonly to express the concentration of toxicants or trace elements in water, feeds, solvents and tissues.

ppm
1. Parts per million 2. Pulse per minute


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