A jar test was conducted on a raw water containing 11 NTU and an alkalinity concentration of 50mg/L (as CACO3). The Turbidity was measured after the mixture was allowed to settle for 30minutes. The jar test are tabulated belowFind the optimal coagulant dose, and the appropriate amount of alkalinity that would beconsumed at the optimal doseDoes the raw water source have sufficient alkalinity?Jar Numbers123456Alum Dose (mg/L)2540506575Turbidity (NTU)9624.55.58.5

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