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you want 100mls or 0.1kg of solution with 2.5 mg/kg concentration - i.e. 0.25mg of chloride ion. 50ppm is 50mg of chloride ion per litre so you would take 0.005 ml of the original solution? (ignoring density effects;) ) |
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I'm waiting for Dr. Exacters to reply to my last post. What manners are that? Somebody gives an answer, the reply is: 'how did you arrive at that'?, and then he bloody disappears?
I want my grade. NOW!!!!! :afire: (and feedback on how to improve my answer if/when it's wrong) :) |
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PS It's not specifically a chemistry question, more a maths question on proportions, the sort of thing that was taught in school when I was a young lad (mutter, mumble, things were different in my young days . . .). |
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Am I going to get a "see me" written in red :erm:
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you are correct - my .005 was in kg/litres, not ml :dunce: - can I have marks for my 'workings out' :D |
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:dunce: Ramrod :dunce: Me
sat at the back of the class :wavey: |
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...but thanks for the moral support :ghugs: |
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See Me later, girl............. |
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