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MEASURING GOLD GRADE (5 replies and 5 comments)
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I frequently see Au grade of alluvial soil sample as both g/m3 and g/ton. I thought best practice is using g/m3 for alluvial. My questions: 1) why use g/ton? 2) how convert, say, .30g/m3 to g/ton? What is math? Thanks.