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Question
Using given sample of temporary and permanent hard water, soft water, ordinary soap, detergent and washing soda how would you distinguish between temporary hard water and permanent hard water?
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Solution
Differentiating temporary and permanent hard water
- Two unknown samples ‘A’ and ‘B’ containing temporary and permanent hard water are taken – separately in a trough or beaker.
- The water is boiled slowly, gases allowed to escape out, and then the water is filtered.
- Ordinary soap is rubbed by the hands – inside each filtered sample.
Observation
- One sample of water ‘A’ – lathers with soap.
- The sample of water ‘B’ – does not lather with
Result
- The boiled and filtered sample ‘A’ which lathers is temporary hard water – whose hardness is removed by boiling. Sample ‘B’ is permanent hard water – whose hardness cannot be removed by boiling.
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