Consider a suspension that contains virus particles with a diameter of 0.1 μm and anumber concentration of 104/mL. Assume that the mixture is stirred in a beaker(G=10 s¹), the temperature is 25°C, and an optimal coagulant dose has been applied(a=1).a. Estimate the time required to halve the free virus concentration (i.e., those notattached to any other particles).b. If the suspension also contains bentonite particles with a diameter of 1 μm and anumber concentration of 5×106/mL in addition to the viruses, what is the timerequired to halve the free virus concentration?

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