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Ksivusya [100]
2 years ago
15

In the summer of 2016, the city of Columbus Dublin Road Water Treatment plan exceeded the regulatory level of nitrate, which is

10 ppm. What is the regulatory level concentration in:
a. mg NO3-/L
b. moles NO3-/L
c. mg-N/L

Alkaline water from a well in Owyhee County, Idaho contains carbonate (CO32-) at 24 mg/L and bicarbonate (HCO3-) at 111 mg /L. What is the total carbon concentration in mg C/L?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Verizon [17]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

a) 10 mg NO_3^-/L

b) 1.61*10^{-4}mol NO_3^-/L

c) 2.26 mg N/L

Carbon: C=26.64 \frac{mg C}{L}

Explanation:

<u>Nitrate</u>

First of all, is important to know that:

1 ppm=1 mg/L

a) 10 ppm of nitrate (NO_3^-) is equal to 10 mg NO_3^-/L

b) The molecular weight of nitrate is 62 g NO_3^-/mol

10 mg NO_3^-/L=0.01 g NO_3^-/L

\frac{0.01 g NO_3^-/L}{62 g NO_3^-/mol}=1.61*10^{-4} mol NO_3^-/L

c) Nitrate has 14 mg of N per 62 mg of NO3

10 mg NO_3^-/L*\frac{14 mg N}{62 mg NO_3^-}=2.26 mg N/L

<u>Carbon</u>

Carbonate has 12 mg of C per 60 mg of CO_3^{-2}

Bicarbonate has 12 mg of C per 61 mg of HCO_3^{-}

C=24 \frac{mg CO_3^{-2}}{L}*\frac{12 mg C}{60 mg CO_3^{-2}}+111 \frac{mg HCO_3^{-}}{L}*\frac{12 mg C}{61 mg HCO_3^{-}}

C=26.64 \frac{mg C}{L}

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