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`RH_(2)` ( ion exchange resin) can replace `Ca^(2+)`d in hard water as.
`RH_(2)+Ca^(2+)rarrRCa+2H^(+)`
`1 "litre"` of hard water passing through `RH_(2)` has `pH2`. Hence hardness in `pp m "of" Ca^(2+)` is:

A

200

B

100

C

50

D

125

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The correct Answer is:
A
`pH=2,[H^(o+)]=10^(-2)M`
`[Ca^(2+)]=(10^(-2))/(2)=0.5xx10^(-2)xx40gL^(-1)`
`=(0.5xx10^(-2)xx40xx10^(6))/(10^(3))(g)/(10^(6))mL=200ppm`
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