Based on the table below, calculate F-factor and X in the water sample. (Berdasarkan jadual di bawah, kirakan faktor-F dan X dalam sampel air.) 7. Abs nitrite concentration Standard 0.032 0.4ppm Xppm Water sample 0.067

Based on the table below, calculate F-factor and X in the water sample. (Berdasarkan jadual di bawah, kirakan faktor-F dan X dalam sampel air.) 7. Abs nitrite concentration Standard 0.032 0.4ppm Xppm Water sample 0.067

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Based on the table below, calculate F-factor and X in the water sample.
(Berdasarkan jadual di bawah, kirakan faktor-F dan X dalam sampel air.)
7.
Abs
nitrite concentration
Standard
0.032
0.4ppm
Xppm
Water sample
0.067

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