7. THE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COPPER THAT CAN BE FOUND INDRINKING WATER IS NO MORE THAN 1.3 ppm. A SAMPLE OF 5000kg OF DRINKING WATER WNAS FOUND TO CONTAIN 7g OFCOPPERS. CALCULATE THE CONCENTRATION IN UNITS OF ppmAND DETERMINE IF THE DRINKING WATER IS SAFE. (SHOW THENUMERICAL SETUP OF YOUR WORK)

Given : Safe concentration of copper in drinking water < 1.3 ppm. Mass of water sample = 5000 Kg…

THE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COPPER THAT CAN BE FOUND IN DRINKING WATER IS NO MORE THAN 1.3 ppm. A SAMPLE OF 5000 kg OF DRINKING WATER WAS FOUND TO CONTAIN 7g OF COPPERS. CALCULATE THE CONCENTRATION IN UNITS OF ppm AND DETERMINE IF THE DRINKING WATER IS SAFE. (SHOW THE NUMERICAL SETUP OF YOUR WORK)

THE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COPPER THAT CAN BE FOUND IN DRINKING WATER IS NO MORE THAN 1.3 ppm. A SAMPLE OF 5000 kg OF DRINKING WATER WAS FOUND TO CONTAIN 7g OF COPPERS. CALCULATE THE CONCENTRATION IN UNITS OF ppm AND DETERMINE IF THE DRINKING WATER IS SAFE. (SHOW THE NUMERICAL SETUP OF YOUR WORK)

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7. THE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COPPER THAT CAN BE FOUND IN
DRINKING WATER IS NO MORE THAN 1.3 ppm. A SAMPLE OF 5000
kg OF DRINKING WATER WNAS FOUND TO CONTAIN 7g OF
COPPERS. CALCULATE THE CONCENTRATION IN UNITS OF ppm
AND DETERMINE IF THE DRINKING WATER IS SAFE. (SHOW THE
NUMERICAL SETUP OF YOUR WORK)

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