If 150 ml of 0.50M HCIO, was required to complete an alkalinity test on 100 ml of water sampled from a local stream, what is the total alkalinity of the sample? Be sure to express in mg/L CaCO. Show all work to receive full credit

If 150 ml of 0.50M HCIO, was required to complete an alkalinity test on 100 ml of water sampled from a local stream, what is the total alkalinity of the sample? Be sure to express in mg/L CaCO. Show all work to receive full credit

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