A surface water has the following analysis:Ca- 101 mg/LMg=4.75 mg/LNat 14.0 mg/LHCO= 220 mg/Lso= 88.4 mg/LC= 21.3 mg/LWhat is the total hardness, carbonate hardness and non-carbonate hardness in mg/l asCaCO?[Atomic weight: Ca 40; Mg = 24.3; Na 23; H 1: C 12:0= 16: 5=32; C=35.5)

The total hardness of water is defined as the summation of molar concentrations of all the…

A surface water has the following analysis: Ca 101 mg/L Mg 4.75 mg/L Nat=14.0 mg/L HCO = 220 mg/L so - 88.4 mg/L C= 21.3 mg/L %3D What is the total hardness, carbonate hardness and non-carbonate hardness in mg/l as CACO? [Atomic weight: Ca = 40; Mg =24.3; Na = 23; H =1:C= 12:0= 16: S=32: Cl 35.5]

A surface water has the following analysis: Ca 101 mg/L Mg 4.75 mg/L Nat=14.0 mg/L HCO = 220 mg/L so - 88.4 mg/L C= 21.3 mg/L %3D What is the total hardness, carbonate hardness and non-carbonate hardness in mg/l as CACO? [Atomic weight: Ca = 40; Mg =24.3; Na = 23; H =1:C= 12:0= 16: S=32: Cl 35.5]

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A surface water has the following analysis:
Ca- 101 mg/L
Mg=4.75 mg/L
Nat 14.0 mg/L
HCO= 220 mg/L
so= 88.4 mg/L
C= 21.3 mg/L
What is the total hardness, carbonate hardness and non-carbonate hardness in mg/l as
CaCO?
[Atomic weight: Ca 40; Mg = 24.3; Na 23; H 1: C 12:0= 16: 5=32; C=35.5)

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