pH (0-14)
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7.5
Knowle Park Lower : Cranleigh Waters
Cranleigh, Surrey, United Kingdom
Observed by
Jacqui Coussmaker
- Observed on: Tue, 30 Apr 2024 12:35:00 +0000
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Associated with:
Surrey Wildlife Trust / River Wey Trust : Cranleigh Water Testers - Lat: 51.1401646
- Lng: -0.498805
Observation report
See trends at this locationWater quality tests
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Chlorine ppm
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0.2
Hardness mg/L
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200.0
Nitrates ppm
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0.3
Alkalinity mg/L
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80.0
Conductivity μS/cm
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260.0
Air temperature °C
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19.0
Water temperature °C
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12.9
Phosphates total ppm
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0.02
Qualitative
Algae
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No
Odour
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None
Clarity
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Cloudy
Water Flow
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Slow
Water Level
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Average
Water Colour
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Green
On the water surface
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None
Weather
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Notes
As I wrote on report of Knowle Park 1, I emptied the phials of water and testing powders an hour after doing the tests. Both the phosphate and nitrate water had turned a distinct pink. Dos that mean that the higher readings that this would have created would be the correct one & leaving it for longer to read is better? Or is it not? Advice needed please!