A wastewater has a BOD5 of 205 mg/L at 20°C. The reaction rate constant at thattemperature has been determined to be 0.12/day (base e).(a)(b)(c)Find the ultimate carbonaceous BOD.Find the the reaction rate constant at 10°C.Find BOD5 at 10°C.

BOD5 of wastewater at 20 0C = 205 mg/L Rate constant at 20 0C = 0.12 day-1

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A wastewater has a BODs of 205 mg/L at 20°C. The reaction rate constant at that temperature has been determined to be 0.12/day (base e). (a) (b) Find the ultimate carbonaceous BOD. Find the the reaction rate constant at 10°C. Find BOD5 at 10°C.