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25-09-2022
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The hardness of water is expressed as ppm of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). In a sample analysis of water from a spring, a hardness between 80 and 100ppm of CaCO3 was reported. What would be the equivalence of these values, expressed as a percentage of CaCO3?

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