Total Suspended Solids Dried at 105°C . Preparing clean and dry filter paper: Finalized filter paper weight (g) Filtrating the water sample: Empty dish + Clean filter paper weight (g) Sample volume (mL) Empty dish + filter paper with dried residue weight (g) Total suspended Solids (mg Total Suspended Solids /L) (Round to zero decimal point) Set 1 0.2458 Set 1 37.8186 10 38.0628 24420 Average (Round to zero decimal point) Precision check (Round to four decimal point) Sample volume in measurement cell (cuvette) (mL) Measured absorbance Measured concentration (mg/L) Dilution factor Actual concentration (mg/L) (Round to zero decimal point) Measuring total suspended solid using Merck Spectroquant Items Set 2 0.2458 Set 2 37.8186 10 38.0628 24420 24420 0 Values 6 0.705 319 1

Total Suspended Solids Dried at 105°C . Preparing clean and dry filter paper: Finalized filter paper weight (g) Filtrating the water sample: Empty dish + Clean filter paper weight (g) Sample volume (mL) Empty dish + filter paper with dried residue weight (g) Total suspended Solids (mg Total Suspended Solids /L) (Round to zero decimal point) Set 1 0.2458 Set 1 37.8186 10 38.0628 24420 Average (Round to zero decimal point) Precision check (Round to four decimal point) Sample volume in measurement cell (cuvette) (mL) Measured absorbance Measured concentration (mg/L) Dilution factor Actual concentration (mg/L) (Round to zero decimal point) Measuring total suspended solid using Merck Spectroquant Items Set 2 0.2458 Set 2 37.8186 10 38.0628 24420 24420 0 Values 6 0.705 319 1

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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