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ppb
(redirected from Parts per billion)

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ppbparts per billion
PPBPlanning, Programming, & Budgeting
PPBPotassium Phosphate Buffer
PPBParty Political Broadcast
PPBPounds Per Barrel
PPBprogetto preliminare di bilancio
PPBPerlis Plantations Berhad
PPBProprietary Positioning Business
PPBProvisioning Parts Breakdown
PPBPartido Progressita Brasileiro (Progressist Party - Brazil)
PPBPotato Peel Bandage
PPBPower Plant Bulletin
PPBParks Planning Board
PPBProtección de cada Buque de la Compañía
PPBProject Performance Baseline


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State officials are considering a proposed level of 6 parts per billion, but some environmental and health groups said the level should be 1 or 2 parts per billion to ensure protection of the health of infants and others who are vulnerable to the effects of perchlorate contamination.
Provides aromatic amine extractables below 20 parts per billion, and is compliant with recent European standards.
However, the Pentagon and defense contractors objected, saying levels as high as 200 parts per billion should be allowed.
 
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