Solids analysis is one of the most widely used parameters for assessing water quality. Use the following data to determine (a) total solids (TS); (b) volatile solids (VS); (c) dissolved solids (DS); (d) total suspended solids (TSS), and (e) total volatile suspended solids (TVSS) all in mg/L. A sample volume of 150 ml was used in performing all solids analyses. Tare mass of evaporating dish = 24.3520 g Mass of evaporating dish plus residue after evaporation @ 105°C = 24.3970 g Mass of evaporating dish plus residue after ignition @ 550°C = 24.3850 g Mass of Whatman filter and tare Mass of Whatman filter and tare after drying @ 105°C Residue on Whatman filter and tare after ignition @ 550°C = 1.5103 g 1.5439 g 1.5199 g

Solids analysis is one of the most widely used parameters for assessing water quality. Use the following data to determine (a) total solids (TS); (b) volatile solids (VS); (c) dissolved solids (DS); (d) total suspended solids (TSS), and (e) total volatile suspended solids (TVSS) all in mg/L. A sample volume of 150 ml was used in performing all solids analyses. Tare mass of evaporating dish = 24.3520 g Mass of evaporating dish plus residue after evaporation @ 105°C = 24.3970 g Mass of evaporating dish plus residue after ignition @ 550°C = 24.3850 g Mass of Whatman filter and tare Mass of Whatman filter and tare after drying @ 105°C Residue on Whatman filter and tare after ignition @ 550°C = 1.5103 g 1.5439 g 1.5199 g

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