Shown below are the results of water quality analyses of the Thames River in London. If the water is treated with 58.5 mg/L of alum to remove turbidity, how much(mg/L as CaCO3) alkalinity will remain? Ignore side reactions with phosphorus and assume all alkalinity is HCO3.Expressed as Milligrams per litreCaCO3260.0ConstituentTotal hardnessCalcium hardnessMagnesium hardnessCaCO3235.0CaCO325.0Total ironFe1.8Cu0.05CopperChromiumCr0.01Total alkalinityCaCO3130.0ChlorideCi52.0Phosphate (total)PO41.0SilicaSiO₂14.0Suspended solids43.0Total solids495.0pHª7.4"Not in mg/L.Answer:

Answer We are given Alum dose = 58.5 mg/L Total alkalinity present = 130 mg/L We know that Alum…

Shown below are the results of water quality analyses of the Thames River in London. If the water is treated with 58.5 mg/L of alum to remove turbidity, how mu (mg/L as CaCO3) alkalinity will remain? Ignore side reactions with phosphorus and assume all alkalinity is HCO3. Constituent Milligrams per litre Expressed as CaCO3 260.0 Total hardness Calcium hardness CaCO3 235.0 Magnesium hardness CaCO3 25.0 Total iron Fe 1.8 Copper Cu 0.05 Chromium Cr 0.01 Total alkalinity CaCO3 130.0 Chloride Ci 52.0 PO4 1.0 Phosphate (total) Silica SiO₂ 14.0 Suspended solids 43.0 Total solids 495.0 pH₂ 7.4 "Not in mg/L.

Shown below are the results of water quality analyses of the Thames River in London. If the water is treated with 58.5 mg/L of alum to remove turbidity, how mu (mg/L as CaCO3) alkalinity will remain? Ignore side reactions with phosphorus and assume all alkalinity is HCO3. Constituent Milligrams per litre Expressed as CaCO3 260.0 Total hardness Calcium hardness CaCO3 235.0 Magnesium hardness CaCO3 25.0 Total iron Fe 1.8 Copper Cu 0.05 Chromium Cr 0.01 Total alkalinity CaCO3 130.0 Chloride Ci 52.0 PO4 1.0 Phosphate (total) Silica SiO₂ 14.0 Suspended solids 43.0 Total solids 495.0 pH₂ 7.4 "Not in mg/L.

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