20 ml portion of a deep well water sample was diluted to 250 ml solution. a 50 ml aliquot of this diluted sample water was buffered at ph 10 and required 8. 50 ml of a standard EDTA.the titrant was standardized using 100ml containing 0.8622 mg primary standard calcium carbonate , which required 15.45 ml for titration.(a) identify a possible indicator and its endpoint color (b) calculate the molarity of the EDTA
20 ml portion of a deep well water sample was diluted to 250 ml solution. a 50 ml aliquot of this diluted sample water was buffered at ph 10 and required 8. 50 ml of a standard EDTA.the titrant was standardized using 100ml containing 0.8622 mg primary standard calcium carbonate , which required 15.45 ml for titration.(a) identify a possible indicator and its endpoint color (b) calculate the molarity of the EDTA
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a 20 ml portion of a deep well water sample was diluted to 250 ml solution. a 50 ml aliquot of this diluted sample water was buffered at ph 10 and required 8. 50 ml of a standard EDTA.the titrant was standardized using 100ml containing 0.8622 mg primary standard calcium carbonate , which required 15.45 ml for titration.(a) identify a possible indicator and its endpoint color (b) calculate the molarity of the EDTA solution. (c) calculate the total hardness of the water as ppm CaCO3 (d) identify the quality of the water sample in terms of hardness
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