What is the difference between hard and soft water ?

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What is the difference between hard and soft water ?..

Answer / guest

The water which dissolves soap and easily forms lather with
it, is called soft water ; and the water which produces no
lather will soap is called hard water. In hard water lather
is not formed because of the presence of magnesium and
calcium bicarbonates, chlorides and sulphates.

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What is the difference between hard and soft water ?..

Answer / soni

hard water contain several types of empurety of hydroxy
ions,calcium carbonate so in hard water not dissolve soap
and not forms iather and soft water easily forms of lather

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