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Look at the periodic chart here
Now look for Na, O and H Molecular weight
Na = 22.99 grams = 1 mol
O = 16 grams = 1 mol
H = 1.08 grams = 1mol
NaOH has 1 Na, 1 O and 1 H
So, 1 mol of each = 1 mol of NaOH
So, 22.9 + 16 + 1.08 = 38.98 grams = 1 mol of NaOH or ~40 grams = 40,000 ppm
0.1 mol would equal = 4 grams= 4,000 ppm. 1 mmol = 0.04 grams = 40 ppm
If it was 1 mol of CaCO3, has 1 Ca, 1 C and 3 O
~ 40 + ~12 + (3 x 16) = 100 grams = 1000,000 ppm of CaCO3 = 1 mol
mmol times Molecular weight = ppm
and
ppm / Molecular weight = mmol
NSW has 10.27 mmol (0.01027 mol) of Ca++. So, 10.27 x 40 = 411 ppm or 411 ppm x 1.023 d = 420 mg/ l Ca++ .
NSW has 411 ppm / 40 molecular weight of Ca = 10.27 mmol
You do not use things like mg/ l or ppm for solving equations in chem but mol or mmol