How many grams of solute are in 2000. mL of a 5.00 ppm solution ? The concentration will always be the conversion factor. Like %m/m, ppm and related concentrations are in g/ml. 5.00 ppm means 5.00 g in a million mL, or 5.00 g/106 mL, or 5.00 g/mL x 106. mL)(- --) = 1.00 x g mL а. 0.00 b. 1.00 c. 2.00 d. 3.00 е. 4.00 f. 5.00 g. 6.00 h. 8.00 i. 10.00 j. 2000 k. 102 I. 103 m. 106 n. 109 0. 1012 р. 102 q. 10:3 r. 10-6 S. 10-9 t. 10-12 u. 108 V. 10-1 w. 101 х. 30.0 у. О.100 z. 0.200 аа. 20.0 bb. 40.0 сС. 1.33. dd. 0.267

How many grams of solute are in 2000. mL of a 5.00 ppm solution ? The concentration will always be the conversion factor. Like %m/m, ppm and related concentrations are in g/ml. 5.00 ppm means 5.00 g in a million mL, or 5.00 g/106 mL, or 5.00 g/mL x 106. mL)(- --) = 1.00 x g mL а. 0.00 b. 1.00 c. 2.00 d. 3.00 е. 4.00 f. 5.00 g. 6.00 h. 8.00 i. 10.00 j. 2000 k. 102 I. 103 m. 106 n. 109 0. 1012 р. 102 q. 10:3 r. 10-6 S. 10-9 t. 10-12 u. 108 V. 10-1 w. 101 х. 30.0 у. О.100 z. 0.200 аа. 20.0 bb. 40.0 сС. 1.33. dd. 0.267

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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