Organic matter made up 59% of the particulate matter samples analyzed in the 2017 Lake Michigan Ozone Study. Hydroxyacetone sulfate made up 0.1% of this organic matter. Suppose we have an atmospheric particulate matter concentration of 8.4 ug/m'. a. What is the mass of hydroxyacetone sulfate per cubic meter of air? b. How many molecules of hydroxyacetone sulfate are in one cubic meter of air?

Organic matter made up 59% of the particulate matter samples analyzed in the 2017 Lake Michigan Ozone Study. Hydroxyacetone sulfate made up 0.1% of this organic matter. Suppose we have an atmospheric particulate matter concentration of 8.4 ug/m'. a. What is the mass of hydroxyacetone sulfate per cubic meter of air? b. How many molecules of hydroxyacetone sulfate are in one cubic meter of air?

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