Ground water (trace elements)

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Ground water (trace elements) Specification

Ph Level
Typically 6.5 to 8.5 (may vary based on trace elements)

Refractive Rate
1.333 (pure water; may vary with content)

Purity
Varies depending on source and mineral content

Appearance
Clear colorless

Solubility
Water is a universal solvent; trace elements are found dissolved

Molecular Formula
Varies; predominantly H2O with trace amounts of minerals and elements

HS Code
2853.00 (for water analysis samples; varies by trace elements)

Taste
Neutral varies based on trace elements present

Storage
Store in clean contamination-free environments at room temperature

Poisonous
NO

Physical Form
Liquid

Properties
Varies; includes trace minerals ions and elements depending on source

Shelf Life
Indefinite if stored correctly; avoid contamination

Application
Environmental studies health monitoring agricultural analysis industrial processes

EINECS No
231-791-2 (for water; individual elements vary)

Usage
Usage varies by industry including drinking water analysis irrigation and research

Smell
Odorless or slightly earthy/mineral-like depending on composition

Structural Formula
H2O with dissolved ions and minerals (e.g. Na+ Ca2+ Mg2+)

Molecular Weight
18.015 g/mol (for water; trace elements vary)

Shape
Liquid (no fixed shape)

Melting Point
0C (pure water; presence of trace elements may shift slightly)

Density
1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ingredients
Predominantly water (H2O) with trace elements like Fe Mg Ca Na and others

Grade
Environmental-grade research-grade or industrial-grade

CAS No
7732-18-5 (for water; individual trace elements have separate CAS numbers)

About Ground water (trace elements)

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FAQs of Ground water (trace elements):

Q: What are the primary applications of Ground Water (trace elements)?

A: Ground Water (trace elements) is used in environmental studies, health monitoring, agricultural analysis, industrial processes, drinking water analysis, irrigation, and research purposes.

Q: How should Ground Water (trace elements) be stored to ensure its shelf life?

A: Store it in clean, contamination-free environments at room temperature to maintain its indefinite shelf life. Avoid contamination to ensure purity.

Q: What are the main ingredients in Ground Water (trace elements)?

A: Ground Water (trace elements) primarily consists of water (H2O), with trace elements such as Fe, Mg, Ca, Na, and others dissolved within.

Q: Does Ground Water (trace elements) have a specific taste or smell?

A: The taste is neutral but may vary depending on the trace elements present. It is odorless or slightly earthy/mineral-like based on its composition.