You have been provided with data of 2 groundwater samples. Thefollowing are the major constituents (in mg/l):ParameterSample 1Sample 2Са3527Mg335.75Na2816K1.30.7НСОЗ177327SO41522Cl6.94.4Boron4.01.0EC (dS/m)0.5110.237TDS (mg/l)?Tasks:1. Check for Ionic balance.2. Estimate TDS in mg/L3. Show data ina. Vertical bar graphb. Vector diagramc. Pattern diagramd. Circular diagrame. Trilinear diagramf. Schoeller semilogarithmic diagram4. Calculate %Na, SAR, Hardness5. Discuss suitability of these waters for agricultural use.6. Is this water suitable for drinking? What treatments will beneeded to make it drinkable?7. Is there any seawater intrusion in these aquifers? Expalin.8. Make any other relevant comments

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You have been provided with data of 2 groundwater samples. The
following are the major constituents (in mg/l):
Parameter
Sample 1
Sample 2
Са
35
27
Mg
33
5.75
Na
28
16
K
1.3
0.7
НСОЗ
177
327
SO4
15
22
Cl
6.9
4.4
Boron
4.0
1.0
EC (dS/m)
0.511
0.237
TDS (mg/l)
?
Tasks:
1. Check for Ionic balance.
2. Estimate TDS in mg/L
3. Show data in
a. Vertical bar graph
b. Vector diagram
c. Pattern diagram
d. Circular diagram
e. Trilinear diagram
f. Schoeller semilogarithmic diagram
4. Calculate %Na, SAR, Hardness
5. Discuss suitability of these waters for agricultural use.
6. Is this water suitable for drinking? What treatments will be
needed to make it drinkable?
7. Is there any seawater intrusion in these aquifers? Expalin.
8. Make any other relevant comments

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