Discussion
Consider the following statements about expressing hardness.
1. It is usually quoted as calcium carbonate equivalent.
2. Several national degree scales exist and differ from one another.
3. A hardness figure is meaningful without stating its unit.
Answer: D
The first two are correct. The third is exactly the trap, since French, German and English degrees are all different and a bare number can be wrong by a factor of two. Every specification should name its scale explicitly.
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