Answer to Question #331255 in Chemistry for duh

Question #331255

If the true concentration of CaCO, in the drinking water described in Problem 3-10 is 225.9 ppm, calculate the absolute and parts per thousand error.

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225.9 ppm = 225.9 mg/l = 225 900 ppb

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