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Fluoridation occurs as a result of addition of NaF to water. Suppose the desired concentration of F - is 0.3 ppm, calculate how many milligrams of NaF should be added per gallon of treated water if the water supply already has 0.01 ppm in F- ? (1 gallon

fluoridation accurate as a result of addition of NaFto water. Suppose the desired  cocentratioco of F- is 0.3 ppm. Calculate how many milliligrams of NaF should be added per gallon of treated water if the water supply already has 0.01  ppm in F-? (1 gallon = 3.786L)

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Fluoridation occurs as a result of addition of NaF to water. Suppose the desired concentration of F - is 0.3 ppm, calculate how many milligrams of NaF should be added per gallon of treated water if the water supply already has 0.01 ppm in F- ? (1 gallon
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