Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What term is used to describe the amount of chemical expressed where one part per million equals 1 pound in 500 tons?

  1. Larva

  2. Parts Per Billion (PPB)

  3. Larvicide

  4. Parts Per Million (PPM)

The correct answer is: Parts Per Million (PPM)

Parts per million (PPM) is the term used to describe the amount of chemical where one part per million equals 1 pound in 500 tons. This measurement is commonly used in pesticide applications to indicate the concentration of a chemical in a solution or mixture. It is important for applicators to understand this unit of measurement to ensure proper calibration of equipment and accurate application of pesticides. Larva, parts per billion (PPB), and larvicide are not directly related to the specific measurement described in the question.

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