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Write the mass balance equation for CaCl2 in water if the species present are: A. Ca2+ and Cl-. B. Ca2+, Cl-, and CaCl- C. write charge balance equations for both a and b combined.

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Write the mass balance equation for CaCl2 in water if the species present are:

A. Ca2+ and Cl-.

B. Ca2+, Cl-, and CaCl-

C. write charge balance equations for both a and b combined.

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