b) Excessive phosphate levels in water systéms may contribute to several environmental problems such as eutrophication. Gravimetric analysis could be performed to determine phosphorus, P (30.9738 g/mol) level in aqueous sample by converting it to P.Or. A 25 g of unknown water sample was acidified, treated with precipitating agent and then heated to P:O; (173.94 g/mol). At the end of experiment, sample recorded 6.09 % P. Determine the amount of P207 (in grams) required to be precipitated to obtain this result
b) Excessive phosphate levels in water systéms may contribute to several environmental problems such as eutrophication. Gravimetric analysis could be performed to determine phosphorus, P (30.9738 g/mol) level in aqueous sample by converting it to P.Or. A 25 g of unknown water sample was acidified, treated with precipitating agent and then heated to P:O; (173.94 g/mol). At the end of experiment, sample recorded 6.09 % P. Determine the amount of P207 (in grams) required to be precipitated to obtain this result
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