28 ml of a 500 ppm methylene blue solution are added into 1.3 Liters of pure water. Calculate the concentration or methylene blue, in ppm, of the resulting solution. Keep three decimal digits in your answer, which must be accurate to .001.

28 ml of a 500 ppm methylene blue solution are added into 1.3 Liters of pure water. Calculate the concentration or methylene blue, in ppm, of the resulting solution. Keep three decimal digits in your answer, which must be accurate to .001.

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