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Subject:
humic acid in feed water from city.
Category: Science > Chemistry Asked by: 30771-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
09 Aug 2004 09:01 PDT
Expires: 08 Sep 2004 09:01 PDT Question ID: 385411 |
how do you remove humic acid from city water? |
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Re: humic acid in feed water from city.
From: purkinje-ga on 09 Aug 2004 09:46 PDT |
You can acidify the water and humic acid will precipitate out. Then you'd have to bring the water back to normal pH. This may leave fulvic acids in the water. http://www.ar.wroc.pl/~weber/kwasy2.htm It can also be removed with standard filtration techniques (e.g., "reverse osmosis," etc.). It should be noted that humic acid is not necessarily a bad thing, well, at least not to the environment. It chelates toxic metals, it acts as a buffer system to prevent acidification/basification of water, etc. http://www.hagroup.neu.edu/abouthafrm.htm |
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