Compare the results obtained when soap solution was added to the permanent hard water treated with sodium carbonate with that obtained when it was added to the untreated permanent hard water. Compare the amount of bubbles and precipitate formed.

Compare the results obtained when soap solution was added to the permanent hard water treated with sodium carbonate with that obtained when it was added to the untreated permanent hard water. Compare the amount of bubbles and precipitate formed.

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