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Dec 11 4:00 PM EST

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To: E. Charters who wrote (82622)	2/27/2002 9:02:21 PM
From: ubetcha	Read Replies (2) of 116813

Thanks All, He was making ice with the water to keep the fish fresh, but the buyers did not like yellow ice!! I have heard not to eat yellow snow, but have never questioned yellow ice. He wanted to take the sulphur (in the normal water that he is pumping from wells) out of the water, and at the same time rid himself of a bacteria problem which O3 does help. It all sounded good. I felt that the O3 added to the water containing a lot of sulphur would create sulphuric acid and could end up consuming his fish. I know that in the gas industry they use containers that contain plastic balls with varying drilled plates that stir up the water, and rid themselves of the sulphur by aerating the liquids. Since there is a continual supply of water, trying to control the acid with a base would create some additional problems (creating salts). After eliminating most of the sulphur, ozone could then be used, and he could make use of his new $30,000 toy. I agree that expermintation may be in vogue. Thanks again all, Terry

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