2. Water contains the following concentrations of ions (given as mg/L as the ion).75.2174.1Ca²+Mg2+HCO3SO13.4?a. Find the amount of Sulphate in the water for it to exhibit ion balanceb. Calculate the mass of lime (assume 100% purity) to soften the water

The concentration of various multivalent ions is given .

E. Water contains the following concentrations of ions (given as mg/L as the ion). Ca²+ Mg²+ HCO3 SO 174.1 ? 75.2 13.4 a. Find the amount of Sulphate in the water for it to exhibit ion balance b. Calculate the mass of lime (assume 100% purity) to soften the water

E. Water contains the following concentrations of ions (given as mg/L as the ion). Ca²+ Mg²+ HCO3 SO 174.1 ? 75.2 13.4 a. Find the amount of Sulphate in the water for it to exhibit ion balance b. Calculate the mass of lime (assume 100% purity) to soften the water

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