A water sample was tested for hardness. To titrate Ca2* and Mg2+, a 25.00-mL sample needed 7.39 ml of 0.00964 M EDTA. Another 25.00-mL aliquot was mixed with sufficient NaOH to precipitate out Mg2* as Mg(OH)216). Titration of the clear supernatant liquid required 4.54 mL of the same standard EDTA solution. FW: CaCO3 = 100.09, Mg = 84.31, Ca = 40.078 %3D (Report answers in 3 SF.) a. Calculate the concentration of CaCO3 (FW=100.09) in the sample in ppm. ppm a. Calculate the concentration of MgCO3 (FW=84.31) in the sample in ppm. ppm

A water sample was tested for hardness. To titrate Ca2* and Mg2+, a 25.00-mL sample needed 7.39 ml of 0.00964 M EDTA. Another 25.00-mL aliquot was mixed with sufficient NaOH to precipitate out Mg2* as Mg(OH)216). Titration of the clear supernatant liquid required 4.54 mL of the same standard EDTA solution. FW: CaCO3 = 100.09, Mg = 84.31, Ca = 40.078 %3D (Report answers in 3 SF.) a. Calculate the concentration of CaCO3 (FW=100.09) in the sample in ppm. ppm a. Calculate the concentration of MgCO3 (FW=84.31) in the sample in ppm. ppm

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