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Jamir Garrett
4 December, 11:42
How do you differentiate soft and hard water?
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Carlos
4 December, 12:46
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Hard water contains impurities, so it would be denser. Perhaps a separation through density could be your answer? You could also insert sodium ions so that it becomes soft water.
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