There is 1,000,000 mg per kilogram. Someone may be able to enlighten you as to what 1 L of Brine weighs ..it would be a minimum of 1 kg. If we know what 1 L of Brine weights then it would be fairly easy to get a close-ish estimate of lithium content per litre by weight ( and then do a % recovery estimate )
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