Chemistry, asked by zakirullahkhan560, 3 months ago

Determination a Calcium ion concentration in water?​

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In order to determine the concentration of Ca2+ in water, the Mg2+ must be removed first, usually by precipitation. The titration with EDTA then determines the concentration of Ca2+ remaining in the water.

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