Water Chemistry Facts Sheet
Chemistry facts sheets for water treatment contaminants :
World Health Standards- WHO & SANS, plus NSF Standars for treatment of different source water, well water, river or dam water & borehole water contaminants.
See “Downloads” below for more information.
DOWNLOADS
- Chemistry Facts sheet – WHO Standards
- Hard water lime scale – WHO chemical requirements
- Borehole/Well water vs Municipal water
- National water act
- Water contaminants with suggested treatment technology
- Press release : Acidic Water PH
- Blue Staining from Borehole water
- Brackish Water – Salty Taste
- Hydrogen Sulfide in Borehole drinking water
- RO – Reverse osmosis system contaminants removal
- Physical and chemical properties of water
- AFM Glass filtration media data sheet
- AFM Glass Filtration media how to load
- AFM Glass Filtration media how to load
- AFM Glass Filtration media IFTS Report
- Brown water from hot water tap
- Colour in water defined
- Fluoride Treatment
- Lead in Source Water
- Manganese in Water
- Nitrates/Nitrites in water
- Turbidity – What do your results mean
- Zink in water
Water contaminant fact sheets – As per world health organisation
FOR EXAMPLE – Arsenic can be found in water in two different forms:
- Pentavalent Arsenic (also known as Arsenic 5, Arsenic V, or Arsenate)
- Trivalent Arsenic (also known as Arsenic 3, Arsenic III, or Arsenite)
It is important for consumers to determine which type of arsenic is present in their water prior to selecting a water treatment device.
Those individuals with pentavalent arsenic can select either reverse osmosis or distillation. Individuals with trivalent arsenic can select distillation, or consider adding chlorine to their water to convert the trivalent arsenic to pentavalent arsenic.
Please note Chemical Fact Sheets at down load section, or consult with Nimbus Water Technologies for the CORRECT technology, for the removal of a defined water contaminant in source water, river/dam or borehole water.