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Chemical water treatment
A method of treating hard water by adding selected chemical substances that break down the offending impurities, the residue being passed on in solution in harmless or less harmful form, driven off as a gas, or precipitated for subsequent retention in an incorporated filter. The general reagents are lime or soda or a combination of both with or without the addition of zeolites or colloids.
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- Industry/Domain: Mining
- Category: General mining; Mineral mining
- Government Agency: USBM
- Product: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, & Related Terms - 2nd Edition
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