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Gas concentraion calculation

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ivanh | 14:20 Mon 14th Sep 2009 | Science
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I use a toxic gas/vapour meter. This is calibrated prior to use to the default gas methane. When I am detecting say toluene vapours and the meter reads 100ppm (remember this is calibrated for methane!! ) what is the concentration of the actual vapour being detected? I have lost the conversion calculation which I got off a guy at work and now he\'s retired. I know it involves molecular weights but that\'s about it.
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