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What Does Ug/M3 Mean Concerning Quartz?

Quartz is a very common natural mineral, formed of silicon dioxide. Quartz may form at different densities due to the method and conditions of formation. The density of quartz may be measured in units of ug/m3.
  1. Meaning

    • "Ug" is a unit of weight, referring to micrograms. There are 1 million ug in 1 gram. "M3" is a unit of volume, referring to cubic meters. Therefore, ug/m3 is a measurement of density in micrograms per cubic meter.

    Uses

    • Quartz has a variety of industrial and decorative uses, and different quartz densities may be desirable for different applications. Quartz is used in glass-making, optical instruments, as a source of pure silicon and as one of the ingredients in sand.

    Values

    • Because there are 1 million ug in a gram; and 1 million cubic centimeters in 1 cubic meter, values for the density of quartz are the same whether measured in ug/m3 or in grams per cubic centimeter. The density of quartz is typically between 2.6 and 2.65 ug/m3, with a density of 2.62 ug/m3 considered average.


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