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English degree

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English degree [′iŋ·glish di‚grē]
(chemistry)
A unit of water hardness, equal to 1 part calcium carbonate to 70,000 parts water; equivalent to 1 grain of calcium carbonate per gallon of water. Also known as Clark degree.
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