A sample of water was analyzed through titration with 0.01N HCI. 150 mL of the water required30.0 ml of 0.01 N HCI to titrate it to the phenolphthalein endpoint and 14.0 mL of the same HCIsolution to titrate it further to the methyl orange endpoint. Assuming the sample contains nocalcite particles, what are the total and carbonate alkalinities of the sample in meq/liter and thetotal alkalinity in mg/liter as CaCo,? Also, what are the concentrations of the major alkalinityspecies?

Alkalinity is defined as the ability of water to neutralize acids. Alkalinity is caused by hydroxyl…

A sample of water was analyzed through titration with 0.01 N HCI. 150 ml of the water required 30.0 ml of 0.01 N HCI to titrate it to the phenolphthalein endpoint and 14.0 ml of the same HCI solution to titrate it further to the methyi orange endpoint. Assuming the sample contains no calcite particles, what are the total and carbonate alkalinities of the sample in meg/liter and the total alkalinity in mg/liter as CaC0,? Also, what are the concentrations of the major alkalinity species?

A sample of water was analyzed through titration with 0.01 N HCI. 150 ml of the water required 30.0 ml of 0.01 N HCI to titrate it to the phenolphthalein endpoint and 14.0 ml of the same HCI solution to titrate it further to the methyi orange endpoint. Assuming the sample contains no calcite particles, what are the total and carbonate alkalinities of the sample in meg/liter and the total alkalinity in mg/liter as CaC0,? Also, what are the concentrations of the major alkalinity species?

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