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Albumin: g/dL to µmol/L

1 g/dL = 150.3759 µmol/L

Reference only. These conversions are arithmetic, not medical advice. Reference ranges differ between laboratories, and results should be interpreted by a clinician alongside the lab's own reported units and ranges.

Conversion table

Going the other way, 1 µmol/L = 0.00665 g/dL.

Why this conversion needs the substance

g/dL measures mass; µmol/L measures amount of substance. Converting between them needs the molar mass of the thing being measured — for albumin that is 66500 g/mol. That is why a generic converter can't do it, and why every analyte has a different factor.

Jotal works this out from molar mass rather than a stored factor, so write albumin 4 g/dL in µmol/L and it answers 601.5038 µmol/L. Leave the substance out and it deliberately returns nothing rather than guessing.

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