What is the pH and its importance in water treatment? pH is the concentration of hydrogen ions, indicating the acidity, neutrality, or alkalinity ...
What is the pH and its importance in water treatment?
pH is the concentration of hydrogen ions, indicating the acidity, neutrality, or alkalinity of the water.
The pH is mainly formed by dissolved solids and dissolved gases.
The pH can be affected by the dissolution of rocks, the absorption of gases from the atmosphere, and the oxidation of organic matter.
The pH has no implications in terms of public health, except when the values are extreme.
The pH is important in various treatment stages, such as coagulation and disinfection.
pH is the concentration of hydrogen ions, indicating the acidity, neutrality, or alkalinity of the water.
The pH is mainly formed by dissolved solids and dissolved gases.
The pH can be affected by the dissolution of rocks, the absorption of gases from the atmosphere, and the oxidation of organic matter.
The pH has no implications in terms of public health, except when the values are extreme.
The pH is important in various treatment stages, such as coagulation and disinfection.
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O pH é uma medida que indica a acidez, neutralidade ou alcalinidade da água. Ele é importante no tratamento de água porque muitos processos de tratamento dependem do pH para serem eficazes. Por exemplo, o processo de coagulação, que remove partículas suspensas da água, é mais eficiente em um pH específico. Além disso, o pH também é importante na desinfecção da água, pois muitos desinfetantes são mais eficazes em um determinado pH. Manter o pH adequado é essencial para garantir que a água tratada seja segura para consumo humano.
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