Total Water Hardness using EDTA Titration

[@opticsrus9981]

Very detailed video. As a engineer that works at a large data center that uses evaporative cooling for our plant, we have to generate a lot of soft water every day. Sometimes the conductivity of the water gets a little low and I have to check the water hardness up to 3 times per shift. Thankfully we use simple TDH testing chemicals and also use a Hach DR 890 for more accurate readings. Thank you for the video :)

[@mkassm613]

I really liked how you explained this. Very clear! Thank you!

[@webbymusonda]

Great video. Amazing explanation. Awfully clear. Thank you.

[@itzelbriseno3716]

Such a great video! Thanks a lot!!!

[@shahanestephenson6195]

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[@otto7848]

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[@monseayala9569]

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[@juanasegura3176]

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[@tancw2886]

Very helpful !! THANKS

[@filladedon2567]

Very clear explanation. Thank you

[@CodeChetta]

Thanks, super helpful!!!😊

[@meikekroll324]

This actually saved my a$$ in AC (anorganic chem)

[@itsdishu23]

great video, concept clear explanation.

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