Analysis of Tap water (Hardness)

  1. The hardness of water (hardness count) is usually expressed as parts per million (by mass) of calcium carbonate. What is the
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  2. An ion exchange process may be used to remove ions causing hardness of water.Outline how this works. 1. Ca2+ and Mg2+ are the
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  3. 25.0 mL tap water is titrated with 0.00500 M EDTA 7.95mL EDTA is required for complete reaction with water hardness what is the
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  4. Hardness in groundwater is due to the presence of metal ions, primarily Mg2+ and Ca2+ . Hardness is generally reported as ppm
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  5. Analysis of Tap water (Hardness)50.00 mL of tap water was transferred to a 250 mL erlenmyer flask. 10mL of NH3/NH4^+ ph 10
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  6. Use the Mohs Hardness Scale chart to answer the question.A chart titled Mohs Hardness Scale shows minerals of increasing
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  7. Use the Mohs Hardness Scale chart to answer the question.A chart titled Mohs Hardness Scale shows minerals of increasing
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  8. In hard water analysis, the end point is reached when 13.5 mL of 0.0913 M standardized EDTA has been added. Determine the water
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  9. Diamonds are minerals with a hardness of 10 on the MohsHardness scale. Which mineral below can be used to cut a diamond? (1
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  10. Hi. We did an experiment on Quantitatve Determintion of Total Hardness in Drinking water by Complexometric EDTA Titration and I
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