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Module 8: Applying Chemical Ideas

Quick questions on Why we monitor the environment chemically: HSC Chemistry Module 8

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State three reasons why environmental monitoring of cations and anions is necessary, with one example pollutant for each. [3 marks]
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A water sample is reported to contain 0.025 mg L1^{-1} of arsenic. Calculate the concentration in mol L1^{-1} and compare to the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines limit of 1.3×1071.3 \times 10^{-7} mol L1^{-1}. [3 marks]
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A council reviews monitoring strategy for a creek downstream of a copper mine. (a) Identify two suitable techniques and justify each. (b) State one pollutant that requires a part-per-billion detection limit.

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