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Iron in WaterIron in WaterIron in Water Iron in the ferric form and manganese stains clothes and plumbing fixtures. Ferrous iron is in the dissolved form and cannot be seen in water. When water containing ferrous iron is exposed to air, the iron oxidizes and rusts. Ferric iron, rusted iron, usually appears as brownish red colored particles floating in the water... |
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Nitrates in Drinking (Well) WaterNitrates in Drinking (Well) WaterNitrates in Drinking (Well) Water Although nitrate occurs naturally in drinking water, elevated levels in groundwater usually result from human activities such as overuse of chemical fertilizers and improper disposal of human and animal wastes. These fertilizers and wastes are sources of nitrogen, containing compounds which are converted. |
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Added: Sun Oct 13 2002 |
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Added: Sun Oct 13 2002 |
Testing Water for PollutantsTesting Water for PollutantsTesting Water for Pollutants Water absorbs dissolved minerals, organic compounds and organisms as it moves through the air and soil into surface and ground water supplies. Unacceptable materials may find their way into the water due to some of our activities. Public water systems are required to regular test and treat water for certain... |
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