Mam but in the book, its mentioned that the formula of (equivalent of CaCO3) is = (Amount of hardness producing salt x Molecular weight of CaCO3)/ Molecular weight of hardness producing salt . And not equivalent weight
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Equivalent weight of mgcl2 might be
10*50/47.5 = 10.5263 mg/litre
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Yes it should be 47.5
I have written 55.5 by mistake.
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Maam mgcl2 equivalent weight is 47.5
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Mam but in the book, its mentioned that the formula of (equivalent of CaCO3) is = (Amount of hardness producing salt x Molecular weight of CaCO3)/ Molecular weight of hardness producing salt .
And not equivalent weight
Instead of using molecular weight you are telling us to use equivalent weight
Yes because molecule weight is not applicable for all salts and ions.
Is eq. wt. of MgCl2 is correct?
So sorry! It should be 47.5.
55.5 is the equivalent weight of CaCl2.
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Mam mgcl2 ka 59.5 hota h 55.5 bss suggestions tha mam mera or koi mean nhi tha
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