None QUESTION 19A sample of lake water at 25°C has a hardness of 25 mg/L and [Mg2+] 1.0×104 M. Which of the following statements is true?OA Hardness index of the lake water is 25 mg CaCO3/LOB. Hardness index of the lake water is 0.25 M.OC Hardness index of the lake water is 25 MDD. Hardness index of the lake water is 2.5 M

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