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1000g of a water sample contained a calcium salt equivalent to 18 of `CaSO_(4)` The hardness of that water sample is

A

100 ppm

B

500 ppm

C

1000 ppm

D

220,000 ppm

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C
Hardness `=("solute weight")/("solution weight")xx10^(6)`
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