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This article about phosphate runoff from fertilizer makes a good attempt to explain a limit in river water of 0.037 mg/L (maybe 37 µg/L would be better) in terms of the metric system but also explains 1 ppm as 4 drops of ink in a 55 gallon drum of water.
I commend them on not using ONLY absurd comparators.
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