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The primary goal of water-softening ion exchange systems is _____

B- removing magnesium and calcium from water.

A- Untreated water is subjected to high pressure, causing it to move through a semipermeable membrane, which captures contaminants

A-An ion exchange system would likely be chosen because it does not require specialized maintenance or regular replacement of components.

D-They are likely to choose reverse osmosis because it addresses a wider range of problems, including bacteria.

A-his treatment removes bacteria, but not other pollutants.

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The primary goal of water-softening ion exchange systems is to remove magnesium and calcium from waters.

Water hardness

Waters that contain carbonates of magnesium or calcium are said to be hard. Soft waters have very little or no magnesium or calcium.

Hard waters are economically and domestically undesirable because they form scales in pipes and do not form lather with soaps, among other effects.

Thus, removing the magnesium or calcium is a way of softening hard waters.

One of the ways of softening hard waters is ion-exchange systems.

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