Calculate the hardness of the water in ppm

Reference no: EM13145012

5.00 ml of a water sample was titrated for hardness with 4.15mL of 0.0200M EDTA. Write an equation for the reaction and calculate the hardness of the water in ppm

Reference no: EM13145012

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