A newsletter of the Virginia Household Water Quality Program and

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Date: 2014-05-30 09:29:33 Water Proteobacteria Hydrogen sulfide Pollutants Iron bacteria Sulfide Iron(II) sulfide Sulfur Groundwater Chemistry Matter Microbiology		A newsletter of the Virginia Household Water Quality Program and Add to Reading List Source URL: www.wellwater.bse.vt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,04 MB Share Document on Facebook

	A & L LABORATORY A Division of Granite State Analytical, LLC HOW TO CHLORINATE YOUR WELL WATER Chlorination disinfects your well by destroying unhealthy bacteria and microorganisms and removing dissolved iron, manganese DocID: 1uxw6 - View Document
	Annual Well Cleaning Instructions Items needed: 1-4 Gallons of chlorine bleach (household bleach) or 5-6 Tablets of 1’ solid swimming pool chlorine tablets (HTH) 1-4 Five gallon pails “Iron out” or similar product DocID: 1ri9m - View Document
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	wellcare® information for you about Disinfecting Your Well Chlorination disinfects your well by destroying unhealthy bacteria and microorganisms and removing dissolved iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide. It can be m DocID: 1r42C - View Document
	1 8 (a). Microbial mats built by iron bacteria: a modern example from southern Indiana Juergen Schieber and Mihaela Glamoclija Iron biominerals comprise approximately 40% of all minerals formed by organisms DocID: 1qfpj - View Document