A sample of seawater contains 1.3 g of calcium ions in 3,100 kg of solution. what is the calcium ion concentration of this solut ion in units of ppm?
1 answer:
A unit of ppm has an acronym of parts per million. The
equivalent units of ppm is therefore mg/L and mg/kg. So the ppm is:
mass Ca+ = 1.3 g = 1300 mg
ppm = 1300 mg / 3100 kg
<span>ppm = 0.42 ppm</span>
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