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The Safe Drinking Water Quality Standard for nitrate nitrogen (NO3--N) is 10.0 mg/L. Convert this into...

  1. The Safe Drinking Water Quality Standard for nitrate nitrogen (NO3--N) is 10.0 mg/L. Convert this into nitrate (NO3-) in ppm, mmol/L, and normality (N). (Given: N=14, O=16)
  2. The highest maximum one-hour ozone (O3; molecular weight = 48) concentration in Houston during 1999-2001 was 175 ppb. Convert this into mg/m3 at STP. The National Ambient Air Quality Standards for 1-hr O3 is 155 mg/m3. (Given: mg/m3 = ppm*MW/22.4).
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