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The mass concentration in mg/L of a carbon compound (C6H12O6N2) measured in a water sample is three times higher than NH3 mass concentration. The ThOD for both carbon and nitrogen oxidation are 384 mg/L. What is the concentration of NH3 (mg/L) in water sample? (Molecular weight: C6H12O6N2= 208; NH3 = 17; O2 = 32) Assume, NH3 concentration = x mg/L C6H12O6N2 concentration = 3x mg/L NH3 C6H12O6N2 + O2 NH3 + O2 + + CO2 + H2O + NO3 + H + H20
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