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    IceMist TEA

    CHEMISTY &
    M
    MICROBIOLOGY
    PRSEN
    TS
    Water
    purification

    Prof
    Sherif Hassan
    In the before
    People didn’t know about tasteless toxins that can
    grow in water.

    The main way of testing water purity was through


    its clearness, taste and odor.

    Clay,Carbon,sand and Cotton were used to filter


    water before boiling it.

    Also many ancient cultures would use copper,


    iron or hot sand in conjunction with boiling it. Clear
    water
    Herbs were often used in well filtration, such as
    amla, which is high in vitamin C, and khus.
    But it doesn't just stop on the
    taste and the color of the water.

    There many microbes make water very


    dangerous and don’t change its color
    and taste.

    So It’s extremely important to ensure


    that the water is free from any
    pathogens by purifying and treating it.
    There are some of the most effective water
    purification methods that have stood the test of
    time:
    1-Boiling
    The simplest method to purify water is to boil it for
    a good time. High temperatures cause the bacteria
    and virus to dissipate, removing all impurities
    from the water.
    In doing so, chemical additions cease to exist in
    the water.
    However, the dead micro-organisms and
    impurities settle at the bottom of the water, and
    boiling does not help eliminate all the impurities.
    You must strain the water through a microporous
    sieve to completely remove the impurities.
    2-Water Purifier
    An electric water purifier is the most
    trusted form of water purification found
    in most houses today.

    A water purifier uses a multi-stage


    process involving UV and UF filtration,
    carbon block, and modern water
    filtration technology that eliminates
    most of the chemicals and impurities,
    making it the purest drinking water.
    3-Reverse Osmosis
    An RO Purifier proves to be one of the best
    methods of purifying water. Reverse Osmosis
    forces water through a semipermeable membrane
    and removes contaminants. The TDS Controller
    and Mineraliser Technology, like the one found in
    an A. O. Smith RO UV Water Purifier, help retain the
    necessary nutrients while doing away with harmful
    impurities.
    4-Water Chlorination

    It is an older technique used usually


    during an emergency, wherein a
    mild bleach with approximately 5%
    chlorine is added to the water.

    This mixture works as an oxidant and


    quickly kills microorganisms, making
    water safe for consumption.
    5-Solar Purification
    An alternative to the UV filtration is
    solar purification which involves
    treating water with the ultraviolet
    radiation of the sun.

    The process involves filling a plastic


    bottle with water, shaking it to activate
    the oxygen and leaving it horizontally in
    the sunlight. This effectively kills
    bacteria and viruses present in the
    water, making it safe for consumption
    6-UV Radiation

    Water is exposed to UV Light that


    kills microorganisms, thereby
    preventing it from breeding further.

    But if not coupled with an RO Filter, UV


    Radiation alone cannot remove
    impurities and heavy metals.
    NOW!
    IT SAFE
    YOU CAN
    DRINK
    TEAM
    WORK
    AHMED MOHMED RAUL
    MAHMOU MOSTAFA ADEL
    D A

    HAGER HANSAA SARA MANAR


    MAHMOU NADY NAGY A.MENEIM
    D
    THANKS

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