Solve for the dissolved oxygen content of the water sample in Day 1 if the Na₂S₂O3 titrant (0.1152 M) consumed were 10.28 mL, 9.84 mL and 10.02 mL. The volume of the water sample obtained is 30 mL. Assume that the procedure for BOD determination experiment done here is same to our class experiment. A) 316 ppm B) 312 ppm C) 308 ppm D 306 ppm

Solve for the dissolved oxygen content of the water sample in Day 1 if the Na₂S₂O3 titrant (0.1152 M) consumed were 10.28 mL, 9.84 mL and 10.02 mL. The volume of the water sample obtained is 30 mL. Assume that the procedure for BOD determination experiment done here is same to our class experiment. A) 316 ppm B) 312 ppm C) 308 ppm D 306 ppm

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Chapter10: Potentiometry And Redox Titrations

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