Sentence examples for g of oxygen from inspiring English sources

For an element the equivalent weight is the quantity that combines with or replaces 1.00797 grams (g) of hydrogen or 7.9997 g of oxygen; or, the weight of an element that is liberated in an electrolysis (chemical reaction caused by an electric current) by the passage of 96,500 coulombs of electricity.

Simulation results of a case study based on a feed with a low substrate concentration (1 g of chemical oxygen demand, COD, per liter) are shown.

Macronutrients solution containing 30 g L-1MgSO4.7H2O L-1MgSO4.7H2OH28.3 and 170 g L-1) NH4Cl wandalso added (0.6 mL macronutrients solution per g of chemical oxygen demand (COD) in the feed).

Add 1/2 cup (103 g) of powdered oxygen bleach to the drain.

As one mole of oxygen (32 g) is released for each mole of C (12 g) fixed, the factor 0.375 was used to convert titration results to organic carbon.

Artificial waste water (15 L) containing 10 mL of milk was examined by combining 15 mL of activated sludge and 750 g of PC. Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) showed a marked decrease from 178 to 4.0 (±0.1) mg L−1 in 5 days and to 2.0 (±0.1) mg L−1 in 7 days, which was equal to the Environmental Standard for the river water (class A) in Japan.

The BES, received a mixture of volatile fatty acids and produced 0.13 mA cm−2 of anodic electrode surface, leading to the removal of 14 g chemical oxygen demand per m2 electrode per day at a coulombic efficiency of 76%.

The phosphorescence quenching highlights the potential utility of Gd-DVDMS in the quantification of oxygen in PDT.

And nothing on the lists warned me about the long NICU stay when all her ultrasounds looked healthy, the nine months of oxygen, the g-tube, and the sleep studies.

At an average organic loading rate (OLR) of 10 and 9 g biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) m−2 d−1, CWs treating primary and secondary wastewater removed 95 and 84% of influent BOD.

Example: Determine the empirical formula of an unknown substance made from 8.5 g Fe (iron) and 3.8 g O (oxygen).. Convert the mass of each element into moles.