In a suspension of lysate consisting of a variety of anionic particles, you find that 0.22...

 

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In a suspension of lysate consisting of a variety of anionic particles, you find that 0.22 M KCI produces the required clarification. However, a downstream adsorption process requires <0.01 M salt, so this will not work. Knowing the Schulze-Hardy rule, you resort to Al(NO,), as flocculant. What concentration of this salt do you expect to need? Will this concentration fulfill the downstream requirement? In a suspension of lysate consisting of a variety of anionic particles, you find that 0.22 M KCI produces the required clarification. However, a downstream adsorption process requires <0.01 M salt, so this will not work. Knowing the Schulze-Hardy rule, you resort to Al(NO,), as flocculant. What concentration of this salt do you expect to need? Will this concentration fulfill the downstream requirement?

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Solution 985x10ex7rt N AZ From the Equation ciflocc 022 When AlN... View the full answer