Chlorine gas (7 mg/1 as Cl,) was added to water sample. The free residual chlorine and pH are 2 mg/1 (as Cl,) and 7.4 respectively. Assume the complete dissociation of chlorine into HOCI and OCt. Atomic weight of Cl = 35. Then, the concentration of residual OC- ions is mg/1 (Answer upto 3 decimal places) %3D Given: OCI +H* HOCI k = 107.4

Chlorine gas (7 mg/1 as Cl,) was added to water sample. The free residual chlorine and pH are 2 mg/1 (as Cl,) and 7.4 respectively. Assume the complete dissociation of chlorine into HOCI and OCt. Atomic weight of Cl = 35. Then, the concentration of residual OC- ions is mg/1 (Answer upto 3 decimal places) %3D Given: OCI +H* HOCI k = 107.4

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