Use the table from ion exchange column to answer the following questions:Watersamplevolume (mL)FilteredsampleUnfilteredsample# of drops indicator55Volume (mL)of0.03M EDTAused5.410.6Consider the filtered and unfiltered solutions, which[Select]And this lower valumols of calcium ion in sample[ Select]✓ [Select]0.18 mols0.162 mols1.62E-4 mols5.56E-3 molsConductivity valueXconductivity value?◆amounts of calcium ions.

The reaction between calcium and EDTA are :--- Ca2+ + EDTA <---> Ca -EDTA + 2H+Here, 1 mole of…

Use the table from ion exchange column to answer the following questions: Water sample volume (mL) Filtered sample Unfiltered sample # of drops indicator 5 5 Volume (mL) of 0.03M EDTA used 5.4 10.6 mols of calcium ion in sample Consider the filtered and unfiltered solutions, which- [Select] And this lower valu [ Select] ✓ [Select] 0.18 mols 162 mols 1.62E-4 mols 5.56E-3 mols Conductivity value conductivity value? amounts of calcium ions.

Use the table from ion exchange column to answer the following questions: Water sample volume (mL) Filtered sample Unfiltered sample # of drops indicator 5 5 Volume (mL) of 0.03M EDTA used 5.4 10.6 mols of calcium ion in sample Consider the filtered and unfiltered solutions, which- [Select] And this lower valu [ Select] ✓ [Select] 0.18 mols 162 mols 1.62E-4 mols 5.56E-3 mols Conductivity value conductivity value? amounts of calcium ions.

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