Volumetric Chemical Analysis of Natural Waters - Ledesma, Gilberto
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Water analysis is a basic tool to understand its quality, evaluate it and diagnose. Nowadays, everything related to water will soon become almost a need for knowledge, since less and less water is available, we use it and waste it, and in many cases it is abused. This text wants to contribute in some way to the study of this vital liquid. The text presents in a simple way, the chemical fundamentals for the analysis by basic volumetry, of the main components (bicarbonates, sulfates, chlorides, total hardness, calcium hardness, magnesium hardness, sodium and potassium) of natural waters such as…mehr

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Water analysis is a basic tool to understand its quality, evaluate it and diagnose. Nowadays, everything related to water will soon become almost a need for knowledge, since less and less water is available, we use it and waste it, and in many cases it is abused. This text wants to contribute in some way to the study of this vital liquid. The text presents in a simple way, the chemical fundamentals for the analysis by basic volumetry, of the main components (bicarbonates, sulfates, chlorides, total hardness, calcium hardness, magnesium hardness, sodium and potassium) of natural waters such as lakes, dams, rivers, streams, canals, tanks, wells, springs and caves. The analytical proposals are presented from a "micro-scale" point of view, reducing the consumption of materials, reagents and analysis time and even being able to perform them in the field "in situ" in a simple and reliable way. Then, by means of data processing with the AqQA hydrochemical software of Rock Ware, it is possible to complement the basic analysis of natural waters.
Autorenporträt
Gilberto Ledesma Ledesma graduated from the School of Chemical Sciences of the UAQ, in the area of Metallurgy in 1992. He dedicated 30 years to teaching, working for the Colegio de Bachilleres de Queretaro. In 1998 he founded his caving group EXCAV. In 2009 he won third place in the Alejandrina Award of the UAQ.