Calculate ppm for a solution (parts per million) using formula

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do you not convert 2000kg to grams first?

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you do, he said that 2,000kg is 2,000,000 g

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1. Percent by volume
2. Percent by mass
3. Parts per million
4. Mole fraction
5. Molarity
6. Molality
7. Normality

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Sadly I wasn’t able to get anything from this video because the entire experience was destroyed by his wacky use of the word solution. Who talks like that? He clearly has the wrong emPHASis or the wrong syllABLE.