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Chemistry Forums for Students => Analytical Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: Uwaoma on November 29, 2012, 03:35:15 PM
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The nitrates content in waters for human consumption cannot exceed 10ppm 5m/v). Can be authorised for drinking a water containing 0.015 g of nitrates per litre?
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My calculation shows xxx ppm. Hence not authorized unless you bend the rules a bit. >:D
What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger..
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The nitrates content in waters for human consumption cannot exceed 10ppm 5m/v). Can be authorised for drinking a water containing 0.015 g of nitrates per litre?
That definitely looks like a homework question. You have to show your attempts at solving the question to receive help. This is a forum policy.
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The nitrates content in waters for human consumption cannot exceed 10ppm (m/v). Can be authorised for drinking a water containing 0.015 g of nitrates per litre?
My calculation:
0.015g=0.015*1000=15mg
therefor 15mg/l=15ppm
so the water can not be authorised but don't know if am right with the solution
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The nitrates content in waters for human consumption cannot exceed 10ppm (m/v). Can be authorised for drinking a water containing 0.015 g of nitrates per litre?
My calculation:
0.015g=0.015*1000=15mg
therefor 15mg/l=15ppm
so the water can not be authorised but don't know if am right with the solution
I got the same answer.