Science, asked by navi3430, 11 months ago

How does hard water differ chemically from soft water?

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Answered by vasanth1125

Hard water is such water which does not forms foam or lather with soap.
- water which also contain mg+ and ca+2 salts

soft water is such water which forms foam or lather with soap
- which do not contain mg+ and ca+2 salts

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