Asked by gabrielle
what could be a possible source of sulfates found in a supply of drinking water?
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Answered by
E.G.
Some rocks and even some soils contain sulfites; as the water runs over (and through) these, it picks up some of the sulfates.
Answered by
E.G.
OOPS - I meant of course "SULFATES" (not sulfites.)
Answered by
E.G.
Certain industrial wastes can also supply sulfates to our water, as does rain.
Answered by
gabrielle
thanks!
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