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the hardness of water causes the disolved Ca+2 ion form magnesium carbonate, Mg CO3 which is...

the hardness of water causes the disolved Ca+2 ion form magnesium carbonate, Mg CO3 which is slightly doluble solids. soaking solid magnesium carbonate in water only yeilds small amounts of free calcium ion that can be captured but still solvated using a chelating milecule called Ethylendiamineteraacetic acid or EDTA. the 2 reactions involved:
1- Mg CO3 ➡ Mg^+2 + CO^-2    keq= 6.8×10^-6
2- Mg^+2 + EDTA ^-4 ➡ MgEDTA ^-2 + CO ^-2   keq= 4.90×10^8
these reactions combine to give an overall reaction:
3- Mg CO3 +EDTA ^-4 = MgEDTA^-2 + CO ^-2   keq3= ?

a. is reaction 1 product favored or reactant favored?

b. is reaction 2 product faverod or reactant faverod?

c. determined the new equiliburim constant?

d. is teaction 3 product faveroed or reactabt faveroed?

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