Question: Using the following equations, work out how much O_(2) in m(g)/(m)L A. Converting drops to m(g)/(L) : B. Converting O_(2)% Saturation to O_(2)(m(g)/(L))

Using the following equations, work out how much

O_(2)

in

m(g)/(m)L

\ A. Converting "drops" to

m(g)/(L)

:\ B. Converting

O_(2)%

Saturation to

O_(2)(m(g)/(L))

\

DO((mg)/(L))=(A_(drops ))/(2)

\

DO(((mg)/(L))/(O_(2)%))=(DO% bubbled water ((mg)/(L)))/(100%)
 Using the following equations, work out how much O_(2) in m(g)/(m)L\

Using the following equations, work out how much O2 in mg/mL A. Converting "drops" to mg/L : B. Converting O2% Saturation to O2(mg/L) DO(Lmg)=2Adrops DO(O2%Lmg)=100%DOONbubbledwater(Lmg) Using the following equations, work out how much O2 in mg/mL A. Converting "drops" to mg/L : B. Converting O2% Saturation to O2(mg/L) DO(Lmg)=2Adrops DO(O2%Lmg)=100%DOONbubbledwater(Lmg)

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