How does the water in rain fed tank get its colour?
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the colour of the water of the rainfed tanks varies with the nature of the earth of the catchment area
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the water in the fed tank helps in the rusting process of the tanks. The fed tanks are usually made up of iron and are not coated so often. as a result a thick brownish iron oxide gets layered in the tank having a chemical formula of Fe2O3.XH2O .
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