it gives offensive taste
excess calcium is precipitated
it attacks lead contained in pipes
it encourages the growth of bacteria
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The correct answer is C, soft water can attack lead contained in pipes. Soft water is water that has been treated to remove calcium and magnesium ions, making it less "hard." While soft water is generally seen as beneficial, one potential downside is that it can corrode pipes made from lead. This is because the lack of minerals in soft water makes it more acidic, and the acidity can cause the lead in the pipes to dissolve. This can have negative health effects if the dissolved lead is ingested.
absolutely correct, it dissolve pb When transfer using pb pipe and seriously cause lead poison, but lead doesn't dissolve in hard water
pls....can u help me explain better, I don't understand the first explanation
