A groundwater sample has a Ca2+ concentration of 95 mg/L and an Mg2+ concentration of 35 mg/L (as the ions, not as CaCO3

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A groundwater sample has a Ca2+ concentration of 95 mg/L and an Mg2+ concentration of 35 mg/L (as the ions, not as CaCO3

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A groundwater sample has a Ca2+ concentration of 95 mg/L and an
Mg2+ concentration of 35 mg/L (as the ions, not as CaCO3). What is
the hardness of this water in units of mg/L as CaCO3?
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