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Definitions for "Temporary Hardness"
Keywords:  boiling, hydrogencarbonates, hco, hardness, decomposed
Related Terms: Permanent hardness, Water hardness, Water softener, Water softening, Hardness, Carbonate hardness, Water-resistant, Calcium hardness, Hard water, Water repellent, Dehydrate, Balanced water, Distilled water, Soft water, Anhydrous, Desalination, Desalinization, Water resistant, Rinse, Fresh water, Leaching, Calcium chloride, Brine, Hydration, Salinization, Regeneration, Saline, Purified water, Aggressive water, Salt, Freshwater, Water repellency, Softening, Leach, Scale, Water treatment, Carbon filtration, Hard, Total alkalinity, Deionized water, Salinity, Saline water, Evapotranspiration, Anhydride, Dissolved solids, Hydrophobic, Bound water, Total dissolved solids, Activated carbon
Hardness in water that can be removed by boiling.
homebrew.com
The type of hardness which can be removed by boiling the water; it is caused by dissolved hydrogencarbonates. These salts are decomposed on being heated (forming the corresponding carbonate – which is precipitated).
skool.ie
temporary water hardness. Compare with permanent hardness and water hardness. The component of total water hardness that can be removed by boiling the water. Ca(HCO3)2 and Mg(HCO3)2_ are responsible for temporary hardness.
antoine.frostburg.edu
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