Why the taste of spring water differs at different places
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It depends on the soil. Minerals from the soil always leak into the water table. Different minerals give water a different taste.
Since the minerals present in the soil of different places are different. If you come to the north, the soil is alluvial and contains lots of potash, lime, phosphoric acid. This gives it a slightly sour taste.
In the peninsula, you’ll find red soil. It is rich in iron oxide, magnesium, phosphorous etc. These give it a bitter taste.
In the south, there is a lot of black soil, and it contains calcium carbonate, magnesium, potash and lime, giving it a sweet taste.
So, it all depends on the minerals. You can change the taste of your water by adding your own choice of salts!
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Since the minerals present in the soil of different places are different. If you come to the north, the soil is alluvial and contains lots of potash, lime, phosphoric acid. This gives it a slightly sour taste.
In the peninsula, you’ll find red soil. It is rich in iron oxide, magnesium, phosphorous etc. These give it a bitter taste.
In the south, there is a lot of black soil, and it contains calcium carbonate, magnesium, potash and lime, giving it a sweet taste.
So, it all depends on the minerals. You can change the taste of your water by adding your own choice of salts!
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