Answer to Question #117871 in General Chemistry for Clark C

General Chemistry

Question #117871

Approximately 0.038g of oxygen can be dissolved in 3000. ml of water at 20.0 Celsius. Express this in terms of parts per million.

Expert's answer

0.038+3000 = 3000.038 g

0.038 * 1000000 / 3000.038 = 12.666 p.pm

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