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Define "total alkalinity". What is the total alkalinity of a wastewater sample (in mg/L) if 40 mL of this sample requires 60 mL of 0.025 M H2SO4 to titrate to an end point? Given Mw(CaCO3)=100 g/mol.

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an end point?
Given Mw(CaCO3)=100 g/mol.

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