Sulphate Test. 1.Label the 6 plastic cups with appropriate number and name: #1 – Control (Deionized Water or DI) #2 – Canadian Guideline Limit Sample.

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Sulphate Test

1.Label the 6 plastic cups with appropriate number and name: #1 – Control (Deionized Water or DI) #2 – Canadian Guideline Limit Sample (CGLS) #3 – Urban treated water #4 – Rural (Aboriginal and/or non-Aboriginal community) treated water #5 – Untreated raw source water #6 – Local community treated water

2. Label the 5 pipettes as follows: #1 – Control (Deionized Water or DI) #2 – Urban treated water #3 – Rural treated water #4 – Untreated raw water #5 – Local community treated water

3. Using a graduated cylinder, measure out 25 mL of Deionized Water to each of the 6 cups.

4. To the #1 cup, add 2 mL of Deionized Water using the pipette labeled #1 or DI.

5. To the #1 cup, add contents of one of the Sulphate Reagent #1 tubes.

6. To the #1 cup while swirling, add contents of one of the Sulphate Reagent #2 tubes.

6. (Continued) Continue swirling for 1 minute and then set the cup aside.

7. To the #2 cup, add the 2 mL tube of Sulphate CGLS. 8. To the #2 cup, add contents of one of the Sulphate Reagent #1 tubes. 9. To the #2 cup while swirling, add contents of one of the Sulphate Reagent #2 tubes. Continue swirling for 1 minute and then set the cup aside. 10. Repeat steps 4-6 for cups #3 to #6. Make sure to add the appropriate 2 mL water sample with the appropriate labeled pipette to the matching cup (for example: you will add 2 mL of Urban treated water with the pipette labeled #2 to the cup labeled #3 – Urban treated water; and so on.)

11. Determine the cloudiness of the cups relative to the CGLS and record the results, i.e. Is it less or more cloudy than? Results: The CGLS should be cloudy. The water sample may or may not be cloudy. If the water sample is less cloudy than the CGLS cup, then it passes the Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality guideline for sulphate, which is 500 mg/L. The Control should not have any cloudiness present.