If hydrogen sulfide concentrations are greater than 0.15 mg S/L, it is harmful to fish health,...

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If hydrogen sulfide concentrations are greater than 0.15 mg S/L,it is harmful to fish health, calculate the minimum safe pH, if thetotal sulfide concentration is determined to be 20 micrometers.Assume this is a closed system and there is no H2Stransfer with the atmosphere. pKa1= 7, pKa2=12 for H2S. Molar mass for sulfur is 32g/mol

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Given TermspKa1 7 pKa2 12 Molar Mass of Sulfur 32gmolH2S concentration 015 mg SLTotal Sulfide    See Answer
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