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The Effect of Reverse Osmosis on Uranium Concentration Over Time

By drkolhoff on May 29, 2008
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This data set shows the effect of reverse osmosis on uranium concentration over time. One data set shows the amount of uranium before treatment, and the other shows the amount of uranium after treatment.

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South Carolina Department of Healt and Environmental Control

Summary

Rows 8

Columns 3

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Time (in days)	Uranium Concentration - Before Treatment (in ug/L)	Uranium Concentration - After Treatment (in ug/L)

14	3,850	1.73
21	3,610	2.85
28	3,200	1.12
56	2,900	1.71
112	2,550	2.77
168	1,880	2.07
more...	more...	more...

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Charlie "McDreamy" Shobe

Charlie "McDreamy" Shobe says

WOW. The treatments are pretty good! However, it is weird that after many days, the concentration goes back up. I'm not sure, maybe that's within the margin of error.

-Charlie

posted 6 months ago

cbhave

cbhave says

cool! that's so effective!

posted 6 months ago

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ELIZABETH PICKERING

ELIZABETH PICKERING says

Is our water really that radioactive to start with? I'm glad they get so much of it out, but it's a bit disturbing, really...Although i guess it's a really small amount that they just make smaller...I wonder how uranium gets in the water...

posted 6 months ago

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