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Rainwater Test -Aluminum 6-Times Above Maximum Safe Levels -Maine, Near Bangor, 2011-09-15

SUMMARY: This test shows aluminum at 300 ug/Liter (0.3 mg/L): This is 6-times (600%) above the SMCL allowed in drinking water by the EPA. This test was taken in a rural area far from any industry. Other toxic metals were found in the water that simply should not exist there.

This is the result of a test that I did last month. I used well water that has been tested very pure in the recent past. Air was bubbled through the water during the collection period using a standard aquarium pump in order to capture airborne particulates in the water.

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0.050 mg/L is the EPA "safe" limit for aluminum in drinking water. In the text below, aluminum levels are 6-times above the EPA maximum for drinking water.

Below are the results directly from the lab.

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Last edited by Russ Tanner; 01/17/24 04:13 PM.
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