1. A CM reactor receives influent containing 10 mg/L of tracer dye for 2 hours. The traceraddition is terminated but the flowrate of water is maintained. The volume of the reactor is 10L and the flowrate is 2 L/hr. What is the concentration of tracer in the reactor 1 hr after thedye addition is terminated? The reactor had an initial concentration of tracer of 1 mg/L whenthe tracer addition commenced.

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e is 2 L/hr. What is the concentration of tracer in the reactor 1 hr minated? The reactor had an initial concentration of tracer of 1 m m commenced.

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