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We have t;he fallowing to r ePort on the SamPle3 submitted to
this laboratory on October 1 1997.
Mark,. Watsrar- sampxe Collected 10/01/97 by :#e-F'f Ulaschitk f'rcx�tt r
l...e+t No. 3 ►1 , Mi 1 lOr Rd., S. Windsor,, Ct.
€results% mgli._ MCL Mq/L
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T axr-b i d i ty nonQ no
Color P-0 no HCL
vH 30 no MCL
Nitrite Mi-troQen 8.0 nO MCL.
0.041 1 .0
' Nitrate Pfit;r•ot)tn 6.65
Chlul'idw (as C1) 10.0
t-Iair d nes% t a%� CaCCl3) 16 250
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1r 96 rx� MCL
Iront (as Vie) 0. 165
!°ian erx ca 0.170 no MCC
S'od'ixxm r10 MCI_
no MCL
�iltlfate � lO
no Met.-
DAC'TCRIDi-OGICAL EXAMINATION
Nt.xxxtbL,rr- Of Coy I ifnr fik Bacteria
Pey' 100 ML& (membrane f i 1 t9r)
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All. D81-aMOtOrs analyzed are below FIaximum ContaminatjoT-s
t_evrair� (f4el-'s) fOr pr,table >rsater. The 'tor-biditya color- and
rtaarlr)artet�te uvntentsi are very hieth. If after regLklcjr- t.1se of
this well these parameters do not lowor, treatment rttav be
nec.essary. If there are any Oue3ti.Ons we would be oleYase d to distuft thOm with you.
Very truly yours,,
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ODOR .MCI,,, = none, recommended < 2 - Scale b m none,
very 'faint, 2 _' faint, 3 distinct. 4 -� (h
5 strong. good well water shomld be freecofQodor.
TL)RBIDITY; MCL y
nonev reCommended < 5 - A measure of k "
Particles in the water, usually indicates iron.
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p1l; MCL... none, rec:gmmended 6.4 - 1G.4} OH ranges frq,m . 0 M U
O 14. A PH of 7 is neLttr:al, < 7 is aci 7 dic, , 7 is � 1
basic. A pN less than 6.4 is considered acidic and ro
may be corro
Siva to piping.
COLOR; MCL - none, recommended4 15
indicates the - High color usually
presence of iron. { �
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NJfti7'E NiiTRf36EiV: MCL 1.0 mn/L
- An intermediate breakdown Product of organic matter. See nitrate comment.
NITRATE NITROGEN; MCL 10.0 mq/L ^- The final completely
Oxidized stags~ of nitrogen. Lever above 10 are known
to be harmful to infants. Pregnant/nursing mothers
and Parents of infant.5 should consult with a phvsican.
C:HLORIDE=; MCI. 250 mq/L - The non-metallic portion of common
salt. LUVOls above 50 mq/L may indicate undesirably
high sodium levels and it also may appreciably
increase corrosion rates. Levels above 250 mq/L i►,pprt
a salty taste noticeable to most people.
HARDNESSp MCL none - A meassure of the total Calcium andmacanesium in water. Waters over I00 mg/L are described
as hard and levels over 850 mq/1, are cDnsigt,red very
hard. amount
Of soap necessary to 'form suds with water. High -levels
may also increa!sig scalinq on the .insitfe of water pipes. -
IRON; MCL., none - Above 0.3 mq/L iron may cause staining to
laundry and fixtures. Iron is naturally
ocCUrrinq
water mineral due to the
eteology of the area.
MANGECNesE; MCL none - Above 0.05 tho/L mangense may cause
staininq to laundry and fixtures. See iron Comment
WLFATEi MCL none - A naturally occurinq substiance in
water, ievelm above 250 mg/L may inpart At bitter taste
and render a laxative effect.
SODIUM5 MCL none - A notification level of 28 rnq/L has beet*
established for people on 10w salt diets, tzigl, lev%_may increase the corrosive effect.
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ORGANIC CHEMICALS
VOLATILE ORGANIC CHEMICALS (VOC) see report for a lis.tinq
Elf the individual chemical MCL.mato VC1C'S are 7 c3as chrc<-
graphic scan of 59 compounds. This list was de-
tLW mined by the Conneti'cut State Department c4f Hedith.
These compounds include some of the more commonly found
ground water contaminates.