Examples of using Average concentration in English and their translations into German
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Thoron in air average concentration.
Average concentration in raw gas in g/m³.
Activity in food average concentration.
Average concentration in the droplet at time t.
This reduction may increase the average concentration of unbound drug two-fold.
The average concentration here must have been around 120 mg/kg.
Most of the remainder is found in dissolved condition average concentration approximately 1 mg/l.
Moreover, the average concentration of these substances in 24 hours must not exceed.
In natural ocean water, this alkali metal is present in an average concentration of 408 mg/l.
The average concentrations shall be determined by integrating the analyzer signals over the test cycle.
Quantities of sludge produced, sludge used in agriculture and average concentration of heavy metals in sludge- Article 10.
The values shown are average concentrations and do not apply to suspended solids with harmful chemical properties.
Note: The present recommended long term exposure limit for ozone is 0.1ppm(0.2mg/m3)calculated as an 8hr. time-weighted average concentration.
The highest average concentrations were found in liver samples from terrestrial animals and fish oil capsules as food supplements.
Based on a LOAEL-approach it was found that an annual average concentration of 50 ng Hg(0) per m³ should not be exceeded in ambient air.
The modelers ignored the evidence from direct measurements of CO2 inatmospheric air indicating that in 19th century its average concentration was 335 ppmv[11] Figure 2.
Additionally, the study also investigates to what extent average concentration with substances in individual foods varies depending on region, season and production type e. g.
The whole figure is based on the 500,000 tonnes of uranium metal reserves, known in 1967, occurring in ore deposits with anaverage metal content of 4,000 tonnes and an average concentration of 1,500 ppm.
Energy screening shows that the ionization level is 43 times higher than the average concentration outside which makes the underground chambers into“healing rooms”.
The average concentration of fine particles indoors was twice as high in interiors that had hard surfaces as in interiors with carpet, exceeding the limit values of 50g/m3 set in Germany for outside air.
Where the limit value is concerned, the Commission believes that its proposal for an annual average concentration of 5 micrograms per cubit metre is well balanced.
Between 2000 and 2015 the global average concentration of fine particulate matter to which humans are exposed has increased from around 40 to 44.0 micrograms per cubic meter of air.
Dust sampler, individual dust sampler, CCZG-20A type of individual dust sampler CCZG-20A-type dust sampleris an individual determination of a working class average concentration of dust in the air within the instrument.
The limit value is stated as the eighthour time-weighted average concentration of exposure of a substance in gaseous, vaporous or suspended form in the air at the workplace.
Unfortunately, the environment consists of more than one point: carbon monoxide has been measured locally at concentrations of more than 100 ppm in working environments(thisbeing a high level of toxicity for humans), but the average concentration in the atmosphere is estimated at 0.1 ppm.
Analysis of historical data since 1987 identified for the first time the average concentrations of ultra-fine particles and the evolution of their spatial distribution across the whole Athens basin.
Since mid-1970s average concentrations of ammonia nitrogen decreased andare now at 0.06 mg N/l, average concentrations of orthophosphate phosphorus decreased since mid-1980s and are now at 0.06 mg P/l, the average concentrations of nitrate nitrogen are since 2010 in the middle at 2.3 mg N/l.
At a normal respiration volume of approximately15 to 20 liter per minute and assuming an average concentration during the execution of only 0.75% by volume, approximately 1.35 to 1.8 grams of HCN will be ingested in 10 minutes(150-200 liters of inhaled air), which corresponds to ten to twenty times the fatal dose.
OELs The occupational exposure limit values(OELs) are the average concentration of a substance in the air in the workplace, up to which no damage(chronic or acute) is to be expected if employees work there for eight hours a day for five days a week.