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    Measure Your Pipe

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    hot water, only to wait several minutes for it to reach the faucet. Not only is this a waste of water, but it is also costing you money each time. But, what can be done? The answer, according to experts, is to insulate your pipes with pipe wrap and adjust your water heater accordingly. The best thing is, this is a relatively inexpensive, quick project that nearly any homeowner can accomplish on their own. Measure Your Pipes The first thing you need to do is measure all the visible hot water…

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    Abstract Water treatment methods were recorded as early as 4000 B.C. It was not till the early 20th century that chlorination was implemented to distributing water systems in the U.S. Today, chlorination remains the most widespread method of purifying drinking water. Chlorine has eliminated waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid and dysentery. It also eliminates slime bacteria, molds and algae that grows in water supply reservoirs. Although, high concentrations of chlorine are toxic and…

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    affect how much water contamination was disinfected?” The hypothesis was, “If the type of method or product affects how much water contamination is disinfected, then the purification tablets will disinfect the water better.” The method or product was the independent variable while how well the contamination was disinfected was the dependant variable. The control variables were the amount of water (0.24 liters), amount of lemon juice (¼ teaspoon), and the original ph level of the water, which was…

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    Silver Research Paper

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    Silver ions in water purification systems carry oxygen that oxidizes and kills microbes. Silver-copper ions can even replace corrosive chlorine to sanitize pools and tanks. The antimicrobial properties of silver that make it useful to medicine and water purification are also applied in food and hygiene, meaning that silver coatings are applied to food packages and refrigerators. Many new…

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    that may happen. As well as creating a better future for the community. To do this the community needs to focus on building their businesses, recreational water activities, strategic placement of retention ponds, and creating a system for carpooling. By focusing on these four points the property owners will be able to grow their economy, water supply, grow their food supply, and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. Property owners will need to build more businesses that will attract more…

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    INTRODUCTION Chlorine is considered to be the single largest contributor to safe drinking water in the history of public health. In 1902 the first chlorine disinfection system was installed in Belgium. By the 1920’s nearly the whole world started using the process. Due to this disinfection process many disease-causing microorganisms were abolished. According to Life Magazine (1997) “The filtration of drinking water plus the use of chlorine is probably the most significant public health…

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    Water has proven to be essential to everyday lives; yet many individuals in the world lack access to clean water. People need water to survive because this resource provides many benefits in keeping the human body vigorous. Benefits that comes to drinking water is that it helps maintain the balance of bodily fluids (Zelman). A study shows that the human body is composed of 60% of water, in which it helps in digesting,absorbing, or preserving normal body temperature.Other benefits that are…

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    methods of heavy metals from a contaminated water source is crucial for achieving clean drinking water. Heavy metals tend to accumulate in living organisms and cause health disorders and diseases3, 7, 11. Unlike organic contaminates, heavy metals do not degrade and therefore are not easily removed from the water system. For this reason, most large-scale water treatment facilities rely on coagulation to chemically precipitate metals from the source water and by sieve filtration to mechanically…

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    “Unmasking “fresh water” Until recently I hadn’t given much attention to the type of water consumed both by myself and by my family. During a recent geology lecture I was shocked, appalled and amazed to discover how little treatment is actually conducted on water before it is released back into the original source. In an effort to better understand the subject, I have reviewed many materials both online and in print. I have contacted my city and spoken to several experts on the topic. I…

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    detoxification is usually done with a solution that you drink, although there are teas as well as tablets that you can take as well. Kits for home body detoxification often consist of tablets and teas as well as solutions that can be mixed in with water. It is often cheaper to buy these kits than to buy products that are already mixed together. You should plan to use a body detoxifier to detoxify your body once a week if you have a lifestyle like most normal people that entails taking in toxins.…

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