In this question, we have to answer that which nitroen species is dominant at pH 6 and pH 11 out of the given species.
Let us contemplate the given pH values first. At pH 6 we can say that the given species or ion will be near to the neutral nature as water is neutral or any speicies is neutral at pH 6 or slightly acidic. Thus NH4+ can be considered as slightly acidic species and will be predominant at pH 6.
Now NH3 is considered as the basic species becuase its pKa is near about 33 which is categorized as highly basic. Moroever it has the ability to abstract acidic protons from the species. Thus NH3 will be predominant at pH 11.
A treatment plant has the following species in the influent wastewater: NH3-N = 24 mg-N/L, 0.13...
A wastewater treatment plant does secondary treatment consisting of BOD oxidation and nitrification. What is the total nitrogen concentration in the wastewater effluent if the wastewater contains 2 mg/L NH4+ and 10 mg/L NO3−. Report your answer in mg/L as N.
A wastewater treatment plant does secondary treatment consisting of BOD oxidation and nitrification. What is the total nitrogen concentration in the wastewater effluent if the wastewater contains 2 mg/L NH4+ and 10 mg/L NO3−. Answer in mg/L as N.
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