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could someone mail me an official instruction for determining water hardness?
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Look at texbooks on (volumetric) quantitative analysis
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Water hardness can be estimated by the concentrations of Ca and Mg. Hardness = (2.497*Ca, mg/L) + (4.118*Mg, mg/L)
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http://www.titrations.info/EDTA-titration-water-hardness
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