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In the presence of dissolved oxygen, microorganisms can oxidize

nitrite ions (no–2) to nitrate ions (no–3) via the following reaction:

no−2 + 0.5 o2(aq) −−→ no−3

(a) this reaction is occurring in a batch bioreactor at a rate that is first order with respect
to both no–2 and o2(aq), with k2=3×10^4 l/mol·d . how much time is required for the nitrite
concentration to be reduced from 0.3 mm to 0.1 mm if o2 is resupplied continuously to maintain
the o2(aq) concentration at 4mg/l?

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