Electric Conductivity (EC
### Water Quality, Metallurgy & Electric Conductivity Metrology Electric Conductivity is the intrinsic measure of a material's or aqueous solution's.
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A water treatment plant operator measuring an electrical conductivity of 500 µS/cm in municipal tap water converts this to 0.050 S/m and calculates an estimated Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) concentration of 325 ppm.
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Water Quality, Metallurgy & Electric Conductivity Metrology
Electric Conductivity is the intrinsic measure of a material's or aqueous solution's ability to conduct an electric current:
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- Universal Electric Conductivity Conversion Formulas (ASTM Standards)**:
$$1\text{ S/m} = 10^{-6}\text{ MS/m} = 0.010\text{ S/cm} = 10\text{ mS/cm} = 10,000\ \mu\text{S/cm (EC)}$$
$$1\text{ MS/m} = 10^6\text{ S/m} = 10^4\text{ S/cm} = 10^{10}\ \mu\text{S/cm}$$
$$100\%\text{ IACS} \equiv 58.00\text{ MS/m} = 5.80 \times 10^7\text{ S/m} \quad (\text{ASTM B193 Copper standard})$$
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- Aqueous Water Quality & TDS Equations**:
$$\text{TDS} = \text{EC}_{\mu\text{S/cm}} \times k_{\text{tds}} \quad (\text{where } k_{\text{tds}} \approx 0.65\text{ for natural water})$$
$$\rho = \frac{1}{\sigma_e} \quad (\text{Bulk Resistivity in }\Omega\cdot\text{m}) \quad | \quad \text{Water Resistivity (M}\Omega\cdot\text{cm)} = \frac{1}{\text{EC}_{\mu\text{S/cm}}} \times 10^6$$
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- Standard Environmental & Material Conductivity Benchmarks**:
- Ultrapure Type I Water: $\mathbf{0.055\ \mu\text{S/cm}} \implies \mathbf{18.2\text{ M}\Omega\cdot\text{cm}} \implies$ Theoretical limit of pure $\text{H}_2\text{O}$
- Municipal Drinking Water: $\mathbf{500.0\ \mu\text{S/cm}} \implies 0.050\text{ S/m} \implies \mathbf{325\text{ ppm TDS}}$
- Hydroponic Nutrients: $\mathbf{2.0\text{ mS/cm}} = 2,000\ \mu\text{S/cm} \implies 1,300\text{ ppm TDS}$
- Ocean Seawater (35 ppt): $\mathbf{50,000.0\ \mu\text{S/cm}} = \mathbf{5.0\text{ S/m}} \implies 32,500\text{ ppm TDS}$
- Electrical Pure Copper: $\mathbf{58.0\text{ MS/m}} = 5.8 \times 10^7\text{ S/m} \implies \mathbf{100.0\%\text{ IACS}}$
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