Question #214360

A water sample B has a turbidity reading of 50 NTU. If a 50-ppm standard has a turbidity reading of 100 NTU, what is the concentration of the analyte in A that causes the water to be turbid?


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2021-07-07T05:02:19-0400

The concentration of the analyte =50  ppm×50  NTU100  NTU=25  ppm= \frac{50 \;ppm \times 50 \;NTU}{100\;NTU} = 25 \;ppm


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