How many liters of it are required to decompose the organic

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A natural body of water has an O2 content of 8.00 milligrams per liter. How many liters of it are required to decompose the organic matter in 1.00 liter of wastewater with a biological oxygen demand (BOD) of 137 mg per liter

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