### Lake Water Sample AnalysisThe following analysis has been conducted on a lake water sample. Please provide the values for alkalinity (a), total hardness (b), carbonate (c), and non-carbonate hardness (d) for this sample.- **Is this water hard?** Type "1" for YES and "2" for NO (e).- **Estimate the percent reliability of the analysis** (f).**Instructions:** Answers for a, b, c, and d should be in units of mg/L CaCO3. Provide all answers with three significant digits, except for (e).**Tip:** Use the formula %diff = ((X-Y)/((X+Y)/2)) * 100 for calculations.#### Table: Ions in Solution| Ions in Solution | Concentration (mmol/L) | Molecular Mass (mg/mmole) ||-------------------|-------------------------|-----------------------------|| SO₄²⁻ | 0.567 | 96.1 || CO₃²⁻ | 0.006 | 60.0 || Cl⁻ | 1.561 | 35.5 || NO₃⁻ | 0.567 | 62.0 || HCO₃⁻ | 2.674 | 61.0 || Na⁺ | 0.944 | 23.0 || K⁺ | 1.221 | 39.1 || Ca²⁺ | 2.043 | 40.1 || Mg²⁺ | 1.322 | 24.3 || Zn²⁺ | 0.045 | 65.4 |**Answer Fields:**- a) [__] - b) [__] - c) [__] - d) [__] - e) [__] - f) [__] Please ensure all calculations and corresponding answers are completed accurately for comprehensive analysis.

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The following analysis has been obtained for a lake water sample. Please indicate the alkalinity (a), total hardness (b), carbonate (c) and non-carbonate hardness (d) for this sample. Is this water hard (type: 1 for YES, 2 for NO) (e)? Also, estimate the percent reliability of the analysis (f). Answers a, b, c, and d in units of mg/L CaCO3. All answers with 3 significant digits, except for (e). (Tip: use %diff=((X-Y)/(X+Y))*100) lons in solution Concentration (mmol/L) Molecular mass (mg/mmole) 0.567 96.1 0.006 60.0 1.561 35.5 NO 0.567 62.0 HCO, 2.674 61.0 Na 0.94 23.0 K* 1.221 39.1 Ca2+ 2.043 40.1 Mg2+ Zn2- 1.322 24.3 0.045 65.4 a) : b) ; d) ; e) ; f)

The following analysis has been obtained for a lake water sample. Please indicate the alkalinity (a), total hardness (b), carbonate (c) and non-carbonate hardness (d) for this sample. Is this water hard (type: 1 for YES, 2 for NO) (e)? Also, estimate the percent reliability of the analysis (f). Answers a, b, c, and d in units of mg/L CaCO3. All answers with 3 significant digits, except for (e). (Tip: use %diff=((X-Y)/(X+Y))100) lons in solution Concentration (mmol/L) Molecular mass (mg/mmole) 0.567 96.1 0.006 60.0 1.561 35.5 NO 0.567 62.0 HCO, 2.674 61.0 Na 0.94 23.0 K 1.221 39.1 Ca2+ 2.043 40.1 Mg2+ Zn2- 1.322 24.3 0.045 65.4 a) : b) ; d) ; e) ; f)

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