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Compute the carbonaceous and nitrogenous oxygen demand in mg/L for a wastewater containing a) 100 mg/L...

Compute the carbonaceous and nitrogenous oxygen demand in mg/L for a wastewater containing

a) 100 mg/L C9N2H6O2

b) 100mg/L C6N2H4O

c) 100mg/L C12N4H6O2

d) 100mg/L C10N2H8O2

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