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Can you help me convert from nanomoles/liter to picograms/liter?
Asked by nikipedia (28077)
February 8th, 2012
I think sometime in 2003 when I took general chemistry I must have done this correctly at least once on an exam. But I have been doing this problem over and over, and I can’t get a logical answer.
I am reading a paper that measures progesterone levels in nmol/L. I need to convert this to pg/mL.
I think the relevant conversion factor is the molecular weight of progesterone, which is about 314 grams per mole.
But when I work it all out, I am off by 9 orders of magnitude.
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