J5-AG0398S160018WaterTestResultsWYIFC.pdf
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1900 Prospect Court, Appleton, WI 54914
Analyte Result MCLUnit
24-Mar-16
WATER-RIGHT, INC.
1900 PROSPECT CRT.
APPLETON, WI 54911
Report Date
VAN DYHEN DRILLING
W.Y. JUMP CENTER
Home Owner
Well Address
403458Lab #
BENCollected By
3/10/2016Collection Date
Well City
Analyte Result MCLUnit
Anions Bromide ND PPM Chlorides 10.7 250PPM
Fluoride 3.84 4PPM Nitrate - IC 0.23 10PPM
Orthophosphate ND PPM Sulfate 4.13 250PPM
Cations Arsenic - ICP 10.1 10PPB Barium ND 2000PPB
Beryllium ND 4PPB Boron 126 PPB
Cadmium 1.0 5PPB Calcium 7.4 PPM
Chromium ND 100PPB Cobalt ND PPB
Copper - ICP 7.9 1300PPB Iron ND 0.3PPM
Lithium 96.0 PPB Magnesium 4.3 PPM
Manganese ND 50PPB Molybdenum 16.1 PPB
Nickel ND PPB Phosphorus, Total 19.3 PPB
Potassium 3.9 PPM Silicon 19500 PPB
Silver ND 100PPB Sodium 34.0 PPM
Strontium 32.0 PPB Vanadium 6.2 PPB
Zinc 49.0 5000PPB
Other Tests pH 8.1 0pH Solids, Total Dissolved 105 500PPM
Tannin/Lignins ND PPM
Calculated Values Hardness 2 Grains Silica SiO2 42 PPM
MCL = Maximum Contamination Limit PPM = Parts Per Million PPB = Parts Per Billion
Tests listed above over the MCL
ND = Not Detected = Result was less than the LOD
ARSENIC: This is not a certified method for drinking water, and is for informational purposes only. If a certified result with a lower detection limit is necessary please contact Clean Water Testing for more information. Possible Health Effects: Skin damage or problems with circulatory systems, and may have increased risk of getting cancer Possible Sources: Erosion of natural deposits; runoff from orchards, runoff from glass & electronicsproduction wastes pH: EPA Secondary Standard. A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the water. The EPA MCL is 6.5 - 8.5. NOTE – Due to the influence of dissolved gases on a pH test, it is recommended that a pH test is also performed in the field (at the location the sample was collected).
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