15. Explain why inorganic compounds such as MgCO, which are unsta-ble when exposed to heat, can induce an error n the measurement ofvolatile solids.16. Use an anion-cation balance to determine if the following sampleanalysis for waters 1 and 3 is acceptable.

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15. Explain why inorganic compounds such as MgCO, which are unsta-
ble when exposed to heat, can induce an error n the measurement of
volatile solids.
16. Use an anion-cation balance to determine if the following sample
analysis for waters 1 and 3 is acceptable.

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