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(a) The carbonate hardness is majorly contributed by the species HCO3^-. Hence, the carbonate hardness is 250 mg/L
(b) Ca^2+ exhibits both carbonate and non-carbonate hardness.
i.e. The carnonate hardness of Ca^2+ = 225 mg/L
Mg^2+ and SO4^2- contributes to both carbonate and non-carbonate.
Here, the carbonate hardness of Mg^2+ and SO4^2- = 100 + 75 = 175 mg/L
Here, the carbonate hardness of Ca^2+ = (carbonate hardness + non-carbonate hardness) of Mg^2+ and SO4^2-.
Therefore, non-carbonate hardness = 225 - 175 = 50 mg/L
The solutions are written under the question, but I need to know how the answer was found.
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