Quote: Originally posted by sclarenonz | Sorry for the confusion, and small quantities not be toxic, I'm talking about breaking down a lot of water and playing in a very large space of land,
for example spreading 1 liter in 30 meters, this will be useful for bacterial life , we know that the extremophiles consume anything, but of course we
will never use a very high molarity, it has to be semre in very low concentrations, until our body needs a small amount of carcinogenic compounds.
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Regardless though, my advice would be that since the waste solutions are likely fairly dilute, treat them with bicarbonate to precipitate any metals,
then leave them out in the sun to evaporate. Just put some wire mesh or something over the top to keep critters from getting in. Once it's fully
evaporated, you'll be left with a sludge of metal carbonates and sodium salts which can be mixed into cement or disposed of more easily, being much
more compact. |