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a. Given that the wastewater sample contains 7.4 mg P/L PO43- and 4.5 mg P/L P2O74-.
The phosphorous in the wastewater is contributed by these two types of ions
The contribution of phosphorous by PO43- per litre of wastewater is 7.4 mg and the contribution of phosphorous to 1 litre wastewater by P2O74- is 4.5 mg.
Thus 1 litre wastewater contains 7.4mg of Phosphorous from PO43- and 4.5 mg of Phosphorous from P2O74-
Therefore a total of 7.4 + 4.5 = 11.9 mg of phosphorous is present in 1 litre of wastewater.
Thus the required total phosphorous as mg/L is 11.9 mg/L
b.
7.4 mg phosphorous present in the 1 lire of water as PO43-
This means the weight of Phosphorous in PO43- is 7.4 mg in 1 litre of wastewater.
7.4 mg = 0.0074 grams (1 mg = 0.001 grams)
The molar mass of PO43- is 94.9714 g/mol
The molar mass of Phosphorous is 30.97 g/mol
This means 94.9714 grams of PO43- contains 30.97 grams of Phosphorous
Or we can say
30.97 grams of phosphorous is present in 94.9714 grams of PO43- then
0.0074 grams of phosphorous is present in
0.0074 x 94.9714 / 30.97 = 0.02269 grams = 22.69 mg
Thus 7.4 mg of phosphorous is contained 22.69 mg of PO43-
Therefore the required concentration of PO43- is 22.69 PO43- mg/L
Likewise the concentration of P2O74- can be calculated from the molar masses
Given concentration of phosphorous as P2O74- is 4.5 mg = 0.0045 grams
The molar mass of P2O74- is 173.943
Molar mass of Phosphorous is 30.97 grams
Here two molecules of phosphorous is present in P2O74- and hence 2 x 30.97 grams = 61.94 grams of phosphorous is present in 173.943 grams of P2O74-
Thus 61.94 grams of phosphorous is present in 173.943 grams of P2O74- then
0.0045 grams of phosphorous is present in
0.0045 x 173.943 / 61.94 = 0.01264 grams = 12.64 mg of P2O74-
Thus the required concentration of P2O74- is 12.64 mg P2O74- / Litre
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