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If there are 2.0 mg of Pb+2 ions in 1.0L of water, what is the concentration of lead in ppm? Oa. 2.0 ppm Ob. 0.20 ppm Oc. 200 ppm Od. 0.0020 ppm Oe. 20. ppm

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If there are 2.0 mg of Pb+2 ions in 1.0L of water, what is the concentration of lead in
ppm?
Oa. 2.0 ppm
Ob. 0.20 ppm
Oc. 200 ppm
Od. 0.0020 ppm
Oe. 20. ppm

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