Calgon method- By Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

[@dr.nishasingh]

Very well explained ma'am

[@pallavitanwar8915]

thankyou mam for sharing your knowledge
your lecture are too helpful

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[@dr.spgupta-Mclasses]

Bahut badiya madam ji

[@ARAadil]

U have exchanged Ca ion with the secondary valency of calgon, Do u think it is rite?

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Yes

[@ARAadil]

@@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena What is the medium for this process?

[@amankumarmehta1456]

Mam,did you uploaded the carbonate,phosphate, colloidal conditioning?

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

No

[@Shubham-cx9rd]

Mam do you still have these sheets(notes) please upload these sheets mam ..!
Please

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Ketne % wala best work krta hai ji

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Mam aapne BOD And COD nahi karaya hai kya?

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Nhi

[@sirjanbhasin4241]

thanks for the help

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Happy to help

[@computerid4399]

very helpful

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Glad, its helpful

[@nayab2212]

Does {ca2(po3)6} evaporate with water??
And what about na2so4??

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Yes it evaporates partially and sodium sulphate does not contribute in hardness. Calgon method is mainly used in laundries and for the removal of scales.

[@pran9v]

mam but I guess, calgon method is not there in the syllabus this year

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Not directly

[@mypersonal246]

Thank you mam 🍫

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Keep watching

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Please mam provide the notes pdf

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Note from the videos

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Mam working of liquid crystals

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@@harikaveeranki7073 liquid crystal video is in unit-1, uploaded already.

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K mam

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[@vansh_hansyt]

(NaPO3)6 is also calgon 😮

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

Yes

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2nd point 😂

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I EAMCET student in my chemical formula is Na3po4.

[@chemistrybydr.anjalissaxena]

It will be Na6(PO3)6

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