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Roman55 [17]
2 years ago
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dexar [7]2 years ago
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El agua se purifica a partir de un proceso de filtrado. Las características que evidencian el filtrado incluyen pH normal, color cristalino, ausencia de metales pesados y/o microorganismos, etc.

  • Los filtros para purificar agua son dispositivos que permiten el limpiado del agua con el objetivo de convertirla apta para consumo humano.

  • En general, los filtros para lograr la purificación del agua consisten de carbón activado, el cual se prensa con alta presión.

  • Este dispositivo de carbón activado permite secuestrar las partículas sólidas que pasan a través del filtro, con lo cual el agua sale a través del filtro completamente purificada.

Las características que permiten determinar si el agua ha sido correctamente filtrada incluyen:

  1. El agua sale cristalina, es decir, sin ningún tipo de color que evidencie la presencia de contaminación.
  2. El pH del agua potable debe oscilar entre valores normales (6,5 a 8,5)
  3. No debe contener metales tales como plomo, arsénico o cadmio (altamente tóxicos)
  4. No debe contener microorganismos

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