If a water source contained the maximum acceptable concentration of tetrachloroethylene, given in Table 3, what mass of
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If a water source contained the maximum acceptable concentration
of tetrachloroethylene, given in Table 3, what mass of the chemical
would be present in 250L of bathwater?
Table 3: MAC of Selected Chemicals in Canadian Drinking Water Substance Typical source MAC (ppm) arsenic mining waste, industrial effluent 0.025 benzene industrial effluent, spilled gasoline 0.005 cadmium leached from landfill 0.005 cyanide mining waste, industrial effluent 0.2 lead leached from landfill, old plumbing 0.010 mercury industrial effluent, agricultural runoff 0.001 nitrate agricultural runoff 45.0 tetrachloroethylene dry cleaners 0.03 trichloromethane water chlorination 0.1
of tetrachloroethylene, given in Table 3, what mass of the chemical
would be present in 250L of bathwater?
- If A Water Source Contained The Maximum Acceptable Concentration Of Tetrachloroethylene Given In Table 3 What Mass Of 1 (52.57 KiB) Viewed 21 times