5. The mineral analysis below was reported for a water sample. Calcium 90 Chloride 120 Magnesium 30 Sulfate 170 Iron (Fe**) 5 Bicarbonate 165 Sodium 10 PH 7.5 units Potassium Note: All reported as “mg/L as the ion" unless stated otherwise. Draw a bar chart that includes all the ions listed above. (Remember to convert to appropriate units) b. What is the total hardness of the water using ALL multivalent cations in mg/L as а. CACO3? What is the total hardness of the water using the predominant polyvalent cations in mg/L as CaCO3? с.

5. The mineral analysis below was reported for a water sample. Calcium 90 Chloride 120 Magnesium 30 Sulfate 170 Iron (Fe**) 5 Bicarbonate 165 Sodium 10 PH 7.5 units Potassium Note: All reported as “mg/L as the ion" unless stated otherwise. Draw a bar chart that includes all the ions listed above. (Remember to convert to appropriate units) b. What is the total hardness of the water using ALL multivalent cations in mg/L as а. CACO3? What is the total hardness of the water using the predominant polyvalent cations in mg/L as CaCO3? с.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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