Water Contaminant Treatments

Cyanide

Drinking Water Sources of Cyanide

Cyanide (CN) is extremely toxic and is not commonly found at significant levels in drinking water. Cyanide is normally found in waste water from metal finishing operations. The US EPA has not classified cyanide as a carcinogen because of inadequate data. No MCL level established or even proposed.

Treatment of Cyanide

Chlorine feed, retention, and filtration will break down the cyanide. Reverse osmosis or electrodialysis will remove 90 - 95% of it.

Water Filtration Solutions To Address Cyanide

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