In a drinking water treatment plant, a dose of 40 mg/l of ferric sulfate is required for color treatment. If the plant treats 2000 m3 of water daily, and the operator prepares the solution by discharging a 25-kg package of ferric sulfate into a 300-liter tank, determine. a) the amount of ferric sulfate consumed monthly b) the alkalinity { calcium bicarbonate: Ca(CO3H)2 } consumed c) the volume and amount of CO2 produced, if the reaction is carried out under normal conditions. d) Flow rate of the ferric sulfate dosing pump

The reaction that occurs is: (Ferric sulfate) + (calcium bicarbonate)=== (ferric hydroxide)+ (carbon dioxide )+( calcium sulfate)

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