According to "Standard for Hygienic Safety Of Chemicals Use In DrinkIng Water Treatment", the general sensory indicators of treated water should comply with the "Health Code for Drinking Water Quality hygiene" (2001) when used in specified amounts of chemical treatment. Among them, when the chemical treatment agent for drinking water into drinking water harmful substances are the "living drinking water quality hygiene norms" (2001) specified in the substance, the permissible limit of the substance is 10% of the corresponding prescribed limit. Inorganics and organics, including metal arsenic, cadmium, chromium, lead, silver, selenium and mercury (mercury limit of 0.0002mg/L), depend on the raw material, formulation and production process of the product. For radioactive materials, products made directly of minerals should be measured for total alpha radioactivity and total beta radioactivity. However, when the harmful substances brought into drinking water by the chemical treatment agent for drinking water are not stipulated in the Code of Health of Drinking Water Quality (2001), the permissible limit may be determined by reference to relevant standards at home and abroad, and the permissible limit shall be 10% of the permissible concentration.
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