After aerating a water sample, you measured the dissolved oxygen(DO) and the DO meter showed a concentration of 8.8 mg/L. To havea maximum RPD of 9%, what is the saturation concentration ofoxygen that you expect to calculate using Henry's Law?

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After aerating a water sample, you measured the dissolved oxygen (DO) and the DO meter showed a concentration of 8.8 mg/L. To have a maximum RPD of 9%, what is the saturation concentration of oxygen that you expect to calculate using Henry's Law?