[mij]

Fertilizer label reads: Contains by weight Nitrogen 10%, Phosphate (P2O5) 5%, Potash (K2O) 14%, Calcium 6%, Magnesium 2%, Sulfur 3%, Iron 0.12%, Manganese 0.05%, & Molybdenum 0.002%. Can anyone give me these 9 elements rounded in ppm if I add 10 grams of fertilizer per gallon of water. so that I can check my math? I'm a bit rusty. Rounding to even parts per million is sufficient. Thanks

[Borek]

It works other way around: show what you got and we will tell if it is correct.

[mij]

Fertilizer label reads: Contains by weight Nitrogen 10%, Phosphate (P2O5) 5%, Potash (K2O) 14%, Calcium 6%, Magnesium 2%, Sulfur 3%, Iron 0.12%, Manganese 0.05%, & Molybdenum 0.002%. Adding 10 grams of this fertilizer to 1 gallon of water, I calculate ppm (rounded to whole integer) for each element to be N-264 ppm, P-58 ppm, K-307 ppm, Ca-160 ppm, Mg-53 ppm, S-79 ppm, Fe-32 ppm, Mn-13 ppm, & Mo-0.53 ppm. Can anyone verify these figures? I'm a bit rusty thanks

[AWK]

Magnesium 2% ... & Molybdenum 0.002%

and

Sulfur 3%, Iron 0.12%

Compare nitrogen and phosphate, also sulfur and iron

Mg-53 ppm ... & Mo-0.53 ppm

 &

S-79 ppm, Fe-32 ppm

At least one element in these pairs should be wrong.

[Vidya]

Fertilizer label reads: Contains by weight Nitrogen 10%, Phosphate (P2O5) 5%, Potash (K2O) 14%, Calcium 6%, Magnesium 2%, Sulfur 3%, Iron 0.12%, Manganese 0.05%, & Molybdenum 0.002%. Adding 10 grams of this fertilizer to 1 gallon of water, I calculate ppm (rounded to whole integer) for each element to be N-264 ppm, P-58 ppm, K-307 ppm, Ca-160 ppm, Mg-53 ppm, S-79 ppm, Fe-32 ppm, Mn-13 ppm, & Mo-0.53 ppm. Can anyone verify these figures? I'm a bit rusty thanks

Can you show how you calculated it? Just show one calculation...