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Help with this question please, I don't know how to answer it:)

Can anyone please help me.Don't know how to work out this question :frown:

Calculate the following concentrations in micromoles / litre:
1. 1 ppm F - in drinking water
(atomic weight of F 18.9)

2. 2 ppm Pb ++in mains water supply
(atomic weight of Pb 207.2)

Thanks so much :smile:
Original post by Jaanu
Can anyone please help me.Don't know how to work out this question :frown:

Calculate the following concentrations in micromoles / litre:
1. 1 ppm F - in drinking water
(atomic weight of F 18.9)

2. 2 ppm Pb ++in mains water supply
(atomic weight of Pb 207.2)

Thanks so much :smile:


1ppm is effectively 1mg/litre
1ppm means for every million water molecules, you've got one atom of fluorine etc.

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