A sample of water is to be analyzed for solids content. Ten liters of water are passed through a filter (initial weight of filter is 15 grams). After drying at 105 C, the filter plus residual weighs 43 grams. Another 10 liters of sample of the same water is evaporated, without filtering, yielding a residual mass of 40 grams. The result of the analysis is calculated as follows: a. Total Solids of this water is--- b. Suspended Solids is c. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is- -Grams per liter. -Grams per liter. -Grams per liter. Please Note: The purpose of this problem is for you to understand the difference between Total Solids, Suspended Solids and Total Dissolved Solids. Also pay attention that the units as the sample is 10 liters and the problem is asking you to calculate the values per liter.

A sample of water is to be analyzed for solids content. Ten liters of water are passed through a filter (initial weight of filter is 15 grams). After drying at 105 C, the filter plus residual weighs 43 grams. Another 10 liters of sample of the same water is evaporated, without filtering, yielding a residual mass of 40 grams. The result of the analysis is calculated as follows: a. Total Solids of this water is--- b. Suspended Solids is c. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is- -Grams per liter. -Grams per liter. -Grams per liter. Please Note: The purpose of this problem is for you to understand the difference between Total Solids, Suspended Solids and Total Dissolved Solids. Also pay attention that the units as the sample is 10 liters and the problem is asking you to calculate the values per liter.

Structural Analysis

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