A sample of water from the North Sea was analysed by ion-chromatography and the suifate concentration determined to be 2960 mg/L. A sample of formation water from a reservoir near Shetland was analysed by atomic emission spectroscopy and the strontium concentration determined to be 770 mg/L If the Ksp value for strontium sulfate is 3.44x10 mol L2 predict whether precipitation should occur if 500 ml of the seawater is mixed with 500 ml of the formation water.

A sample of water from the North Sea was analysed by ion-chromatography and the suifate concentration determined to be 2960 mg/L. A sample of formation water from a reservoir near Shetland was analysed by atomic emission spectroscopy and the strontium concentration determined to be 770 mg/L If the Ksp value for strontium sulfate is 3.44x10 mol L2 predict whether precipitation should occur if 500 ml of the seawater is mixed with 500 ml of the formation water.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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