Calculate the hardness of a water sample containing 21.4 ppm Mg2+ and 51.9 ppm Ca2.O 165.1 equivalent ppm CaCOgO 217.5 equivalent ppm CaCOO 23.8 equivalent ppm CaCOO 512.6 equivalent ppm CaCO3

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Calculate the hardness of a water sample containing 21.4 ppm Mg2 and 51.9 ppm Ca2. O 165.1 equivalent ppm CaCO3 O 217.5 equivalent ppm CaCO, O 23.8 equivalent ppm CaCO O 512.6 equivalent ppm CaCO,

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Calculate the hardness of a water sample containing 21.4 ppm Mg2+ and 51.9 ppm Ca2.
O 165.1 equivalent ppm CaCOg
O 217.5 equivalent ppm CaCO
O 23.8 equivalent ppm CaCO
O 512.6 equivalent ppm CaCO3

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