Gas-Phase Ozone Concentration Converter
This tool converts ozone concentrations between mg/m³, ppmv, and weight percent. Results are applied when interpreting analyzer readings, reviewing ozone generator specifications, and aligning gas-phase design values across different unit systems.
ppmv = mg/m³ ÷ 2.14
mg/m³ = ppmv x 2.14
Weight % = ~g/m³ ÷ 14.3
mg/m³ = ppmv x 2.14
Weight % = ~g/m³ ÷ 14.3
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