It has been revealed the organic matter association with hardness salts in natural water samples by increasing the concentration of hardness salts and determining permanganate oxidation value before and after salt settling. In these waters, after the association of about 34% of organic matters with salts, a further increase in salt concentration doesn’t lead to an essential rise in the portion of organic matter association.
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