Most water reports here state nitrates as in the form NO3-N but test kits read NO3. The conversion rate is 1 NO3-n is 4 no3
Which would kind of explain what your seeing
City tap water and nitrate
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Which would kind of explain what your seeing
OP, what city do you live in, it should be very easy to access your cities EPA water quality report by going to the Cities web site, and typing in Water quality Report. Sometimes its even easier, because its all on your water bill.
This usually tells what the disinfectant is/ or are, and will let you know chemically, why things are the way they are.
When I worked as a chemist/microbiologist for a drinking water supplier, I had to generate daily (hourly) data, that was used for the annual report submitted to the EPA, any city with a public water supply will be required to do the same, and make it available to the water users.
This usually tells what the disinfectant is/ or are, and will let you know chemically, why things are the way they are.
When I worked as a chemist/microbiologist for a drinking water supplier, I had to generate daily (hourly) data, that was used for the annual report submitted to the EPA, any city with a public water supply will be required to do the same, and make it available to the water users.
