Dec 23, 2009 · Re: ug-at/L? Couldnt say for sure from the notation used, but "at" is the symbol for technical atmosphere. Page not found - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Jul 5, 2006 · d is the symbol for deci- which means one tenth or 0.1. So if you have 1.245 moles, how many tenths of moles do you have? "K" is the symbol for kilo- which means 1000 "G" is the symbol for giga- which means 10^9 "da" is the symbol for deka- which means 10

Micrograms to grams conversion table Microgram Grams Microgram Grams; 100 mcg: 0.0001 g: 1,000 mcg: 0.001 g: 200 mcg: 0.0002 g

Apr 5, 2008 · Re: MCG/ML to ug/ml mcg stands for microgram and ug stands for microgram, so they are the same. Should not be all caps though, but not unusual. The correct symbol for microgram is µg, but its hard to type on a standard keyboard so ug or mcg is often used instead.

ug and mcg are the same thing. The proper symbol for the prefix micro- is "µ". In type fonts that don't include it, both "u" and "mc" are used. The American medical profession mostly uses "mc". So µg, ug, and mcg all mean microgram, a millionth of a gram.

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Nov 1, 2006 · Hi, ug/g or more correctly µg/g means micrograms per gram. There are 1,000,000 microgams in 1 gram. (On a PC, to use the "µ" symbol, hold down the "alt" key, and key 2 3 0 on the number pad.) We have managed to confuse people in the past when answering questions about mg/L to mg/kg. - Please can you let us know what you are trying to do?

Jan 20, 2017 · I am assuming you mean µmol/L. "M" is a symbol for concentration of a solution expressed as moles per liter (mol/L). To convert between grams and moles, you need to know what the substance is and its molar mass in grams per moles. This is numerically equal to its molecular weight (or atomic weight for elements).