The analysis of a water is as follows Ca+ 78 Alkalinity SO42- C pH 282 96 8.1 Nat- Mg2+ 30 K+ Specie [mg/L] 106 126 20 12 Draw a meq/L bar graph (a) (b) Determine the Calcium carbonate and non-carbonate hardness in meq/L. Determine the Magnesium carbonate and non-carbonate hardness, in (c) meq/L. mg-CH mg-NCH. ll Ca-CH Ca-NCH.

The analysis of a water is as follows Ca+ 78 Alkalinity SO42- C pH 282 96 8.1 Nat- Mg2+ 30 K+ Specie [mg/L] 106 126 20 12 Draw a meq/L bar graph (a) (b) Determine the Calcium carbonate and non-carbonate hardness in meq/L. Determine the Magnesium carbonate and non-carbonate hardness, in (c) meq/L. mg-CH mg-NCH. ll Ca-CH Ca-NCH.

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