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Dissolved Oxygen - Membrane Electrode - Virginia
Dissolved Oxygen - Membrane Electrode is a legal document that was released by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality - Pollutant Discharge Elimination System - a government authority operating within Virginia.
FAQ
Q: What is dissolved oxygen?
A: Dissolved oxygen refers to the presence of oxygen molecules in water.
Q: What is a membrane electrode?
A: A membrane electrode is a device used to measure the concentration of dissolved oxygen in water.
Q: How does a membrane electrode work?
A: A membrane electrode works by using a semi-permeable membrane that allows only oxygen molecules to pass through. It then measures the oxygen concentration using an electrochemical reaction.
Q: What is the importance of measuring dissolved oxygen?
A: Measuring dissolved oxygen is important in assessing water quality and the health of aquatic ecosystems. It provides insight into the level of oxygen available for aquatic organisms to survive and thrive.
Q: Why is measuring dissolved oxygen important in Virginia?
A: Measuring dissolved oxygen in Virginia is particularly important due to its numerous rivers, streams, and estuaries. It helps in monitoring the health and quality of these water bodies, which support diverse aquatic life and recreational activities.
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