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In a sample of water (200g) contains 6 × 10^-4 g of dissolved oxygen. Calculate the ppm concentration of oxygen ?

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oxygen = 610^-4/200 = 3 10^-6

10^-6 can be termed as ppm

the ppm concentration of oxygen = 3ppm

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