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A seawater sample contains 2.7 mg chl
m^(-3). What is the chlorophyll concentration in units of mg
L^(-1)?

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User MnkDude
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Given :

A seawater sample contains 2.7 mg chlorophyll m⁻³.

To Find :

What is the chlorophyll concentration in units of mg L⁻¹.

Solution :

We know, 1 m³ = 1000 L .

So, 1 m⁻³ = 10⁻³ L⁻¹

Concentration is :


c = 2.7\ mg\ m^(-3)\\\\c = 2.7* 10^(-3)* \ mg\ L^(-1)\\\\c = 0.0027 \ mg\ L^(-1)\\\\c = 2.7\ \mu g \ L^(-1)

Therefore, the chlorophyll concentration in units of mg L⁻¹ is
2.7\ \mu g \ L^(-1).

Hence, this is the required solution.

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