From these results, using the water quaility assesment, can you determine if the water is safe or not? ...ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORTClient: Client's nameCollected by: KMProject: Analytical Laboratory ServicesProject Number: CLO00001Date Collected: 08/28/90Time Collected: 7:35 amSample Identification: Kitchen TapLab Number: 01000AnalysisResultsUnitsTotal Coliform Bacteria504.557,500.55# /100mlNitrate-NitrogenpHIronHardness as CaCo3Sulfate SulfurChlorideSpecific ConductancemgAunitsmgmgmg/mgumhos/cc28032.025.4344On the basis of the above test result(s), this water sample DOES NOT MEET PaDERdrinking water standardsThe following notes apply to this sample:The Total Coliform Bacteria exceeded the max. lev. of 1 colony/100ml.The Iron level exceeded the limit of 0.3 mg/.Submitted by:Laboratory Manager

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... ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT Client: Client's name Collected by: KM Project: Analytical Laboratory Services Project Number: CLO00001 Date Collected: 08/28/90 Time Collected: 7:35 am Sample Identification: Kitchen Tap Lab Number: 01000 Analysis Results Units Total Coliform Bacteria 50 # /100ml Nitrate-Nitrogen pH Iron Hardness as CaCo3 Sulfate Sulfur Chloride Specific Conductance 4.55 mg1 units 7,50 0.55 mg1 mg mg/ mg umhos/cc 280 32.0 25.4 344 On the basis of the above test result(s), this water sample DOES NOT MEET PADER drinking water standards The following notes apply to this sample: The Total Coliform Bacteria exceeded the max. lev. of 1 colony/100ml. The Iron level exceeded the limit of 0.3 mg/. Submitted by: Laboratory Manager

... ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT Client: Client's name Collected by: KM Project: Analytical Laboratory Services Project Number: CLO00001 Date Collected: 08/28/90 Time Collected: 7:35 am Sample Identification: Kitchen Tap Lab Number: 01000 Analysis Results Units Total Coliform Bacteria 50 # /100ml Nitrate-Nitrogen pH Iron Hardness as CaCo3 Sulfate Sulfur Chloride Specific Conductance 4.55 mg1 units 7,50 0.55 mg1 mg mg/ mg umhos/cc 280 32.0 25.4 344 On the basis of the above test result(s), this water sample DOES NOT MEET PADER drinking water standards The following notes apply to this sample: The Total Coliform Bacteria exceeded the max. lev. of 1 colony/100ml. The Iron level exceeded the limit of 0.3 mg/. Submitted by: Laboratory Manager

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From these results, using the water quaility assesment, can you determine if the water is safe or not?

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ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT
Client: Client's name
Collected by: KM
Project: Analytical Laboratory Services
Project Number: CLO00001
Date Collected: 08/28/90
Time Collected: 7:35 am
Sample Identification: Kitchen Tap
Lab Number: 01000
Analysis
Results
Units
Total Coliform Bacteria
50
4.55
7,50
0.55
# /100ml
Nitrate-Nitrogen
pH
Iron
Hardness as CaCo3
Sulfate Sulfur
Chloride
Specific Conductance
mgA
units
mg
mg
mg/
mg
umhos/cc
280
32.0
25.4
344
On the basis of the above test result(s), this water sample DOES NOT MEET PaDER
drinking water standards
The following notes apply to this sample:
The Total Coliform Bacteria exceeded the max. lev. of 1 colony/100ml.
The Iron level exceeded the limit of 0.3 mg/.
Submitted by:
Laboratory Manager

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