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Uploaded by on Dec 28, 2008

Parts per million (ppm) and parts per billion (ppb) are explained and used to solve problems. Brought to you courtesy of Chemistry Professor. Visit us at our website: http://www.chemistryprofessor.com

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  • Wonderful video rated you 5/5. I have a math inability so I always respected chemists perhaps more than any degree in college. I can't tell you how unbelievably hard it was to get a bs being math challenged constantly~so your videos are now my favorite all over again!

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  • i have another question

    calculate the % of calcium in 26 g of oxalate.

  • Perhaps your problem with this question is the way in which it is written. You are asked the % calcium in oxalate, but what is is really asking is the percent of calcium in calcium oxalate, CaC2O4.

    Now, try it.

  • i tryed it as a w/w problem

    and i got about 31%

  • Sounds good to me!

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