Question #6: In a water sample, the following elements are detected. Calculate the total hardness, CH and NCH of the water at a pH of 9.2? Note: You need to show at least 1 sample calculation for each calculation type completed. Constituent Concentration g/m³ Constituent Concentration g/m³ Ca2+ 85 Fe 0.70 Co,- 1.8 HCO3 465.5 Mg? So, 23.2 15.75 Na* 28 CI 39.05 Fe2+ 0.98 PO, 0.05

Question #6: In a water sample, the following elements are detected. Calculate the total hardness, CH and NCH of the water at a pH of 9.2? Note: You need to show at least 1 sample calculation for each calculation type completed. Constituent Concentration g/m³ Constituent Concentration g/m³ Ca2+ 85 Fe 0.70 Co,- 1.8 HCO3 465.5 Mg? So, 23.2 15.75 Na* 28 CI 39.05 Fe2+ 0.98 PO, 0.05

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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