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The following data are from total solids and total volatile solids tests on a wastewater sample. Calculate the total and volatile solids concentrations in milligrams per liter. Weight of empty dish = 68.942 g Weight of dish plus dry solids = 69.049 g Weight of dish plus ignited solids = 69.003 g Volume of wastewater sample = 100 ml

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