If the chemical representation of algae is C109H214086N9P, answer the following questions. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Determine the mass (mg) of each element (C, H, O, N, and P) in 1 g of algae. Assuming there are 0.14 mg of N and 0.03 mg of P available for algal production per liter of water, and adequate amounts of the other nutrients, determine the limiting nutrient. What mass of algae could be produced (mg algae/L)? If the nitrogen source could be cut by 90 percent, how much algae (mg/L) could be produced? If the phosphorus source could be cut by 90 percent, how much algae (mall) o

If the chemical representation of algae is C109H214086N9P, answer the following questions. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Determine the mass (mg) of each element (C, H, O, N, and P) in 1 g of algae. Assuming there are 0.14 mg of N and 0.03 mg of P available for algal production per liter of water, and adequate amounts of the other nutrients, determine the limiting nutrient. What mass of algae could be produced (mg algae/L)? If the nitrogen source could be cut by 90 percent, how much algae (mg/L) could be produced? If the phosphorus source could be cut by 90 percent, how much algae (mall) o

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