Too much chloride ion in
drinking water can cause the following undesirable effects: salty
taste . The EPA's Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level for
chloride ion in drinking water is
250 mg/L.
(1) If 3.24×104liters of water in a
storage tank contains 31.2 grams of
Cl-, what is the contaminant level in
ppm? ______ ppm
Assume that the density of the impure water is 1.00 g/mL.
(2) Is this level acceptable based on EPA guidelines? _________
acceptable or not acceptable
AND
A sample of an industrial waste water is analyzed and found to
contain 37.7 ppb Cu+.
How many grams of copper could be recovered from
1.28×103 kg of this waste
water?
_______grams Cu
1)
Mass of Cl- = 31.2g = 31200mg
volume of water = 3.24×104L
concentration of Cl- = (31200mg/3.24×104L) × 1L = 0.963 mg/L
mg/L = ppm
Therefore
Concentration level of Cl- in ppm = 0.963ppm
2)
Yes this level is acceptable
3)
1ppb = 1000ppm
37.7 ppb = 37700ppm
ppm = mg/kg
37700ppm = 37700mg/kg
Therefore
grams of copper could be recovared = (37700mg/1kg)×1280 kg )/1000 = 48256g
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