8 An EPA standard for microparticulates in air is limited to a maximum of 50.0 µg/m³. Calculate the maximum µg microparticulates allowed by EPA standards in a breath of air with a volume of 0.500 L.Options:- 0.0250 µg- 1.00 x 10⁻⁵ µg- 2.50 x 10¹⁰ µg- 40.0 µg- 0.100 µg### ExplanationThe problem requires calculating the allowable microparticulates in a specific volume of air (0.500 L), given an EPA standard of 50.0 µg/m³. Convert liters to cubic meters for accuracy in calculations.

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An EPA standard for microparticulates in air is limited to a maximum of 50.0 Hg/m. Calculate the maximum Hg microparticulates allowed by EPA standards in a breath of air with a volume of O.500 L. O 0.0250 Hg O 1.00 x10 Hg O 2.50 x1010 Hg Ο 40.0 μg

An EPA standard for microparticulates in air is limited to a maximum of 50.0 Hg/m. Calculate the maximum Hg microparticulates allowed by EPA standards in a breath of air with a volume of O.500 L. O 0.0250 Hg O 1.00 x10 Hg O 2.50 x1010 Hg Ο 40.0 μg

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An EPA standard for microparticulates in air is limited to a maximum of 50.0 µg/m³. Calculate the maximum µg microparticulates allowed by EPA standards in a breath of air with a volume of 0.500 L.

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- 0.0250 µg
- 1.00 x 10⁻⁵ µg
- 2.50 x 10¹⁰ µg
- 40.0 µg
- 0.100 µg

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The problem requires calculating the allowable microparticulates in a specific volume of air (0.500 L), given an EPA standard of 50.0 µg/m³. Convert liters to cubic meters for accuracy in calculations.

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