Ground water (trace elements, high level)

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Ground water (trace elements, high level) Specification

Shelf Life
Indefinite if stored properly; quality may degrade with exposure to environmental factors

Solubility
Soluble in a wide range of substances; varies with specific trace element content

HS Code
2201.90 (for natural or treated water)

Poisonous
NO

Application
Used in agriculture industry and testing for mineral and trace element content in water resources

Melting Point
0C (32F) for water; can vary slightly with impurities

Shape
Not applicable (liquid)

Storage
Store in clean tightly sealed containers to prevent contamination

Smell
Can vary; often described as earth-like metallic or neutral if no strong contaminants are present

Structural Formula
H-O-H (for water molecules; trace element contributions are variable)

Ingredients
Water with trace elements such as iron (Fe) manganese (Mn) zinc (Zn) and others dependent on the geographical source

Molecular Formula
H2O (with trace elements such as Fe Mn Zn etc.)

Properties
Contains varying levels of trace elements may influence taste color and odor

Ph Level
Typically ranges from 6.5 to 8.5 depending on the mineral content and trace elements

Purity
Dependent on the filtration process; contains trace elements in varying levels

EINECS No
231-791-2 for water

Grade
Environmental or industrial use grade; suitability for drinking depends on treatment

Density
1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage
Can be consumed after proper treatment; used for irrigation and as a baseline in environmental studies for trace element analysis

Appearance
Clear to slightly tinted depending on trace elements

Molecular Weight
18.015 g/mol (for water itself excludes trace elements)

Refractive Rate
Approximately 1.333 for pure water; may differ slightly with trace elements

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

Taste
Typically metallic or mineral-like due to trace elements

Physical Form
Liquid

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FAQs of Ground water (trace elements, high level):

Q: What does the product typically taste and smell like?

A: Ground water (trace elements, high level) typically has a metallic or mineral-like taste due to trace elements. The smell can vary, often described as earth-like, metallic, or neutral if no strong contaminants are present.

Q: Can this product be consumed directly?

A: Ground water with trace elements can be consumed after proper treatment. It is primarily used in agriculture and environmental studies for trace element analysis.