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Question #342997

Convert 37 (µmol/L) of sulphate to mg/l.

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Solution:

sulphate = SO₄²⁻

(37 µmol / 1 L) × (1 mol / 10⁶ µmol) × (96.06 g / 1 mol) × (1000 mg / 1 g) = 3.55 mg/L

Answer: 3.55 mg/L

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