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What is color reduction?

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color reduction is the reduction of solutes and particles that give water its color by coagulation, oxidation, adsorption or a membrane process.

What does color reduction mean in practice?

The color may be created by dissolved humic substances, metals or suspensions, which require various removal mechanisms.

When does it matter?

Measuring true and apparent color helps distinguish dissolved components from the effects of turbidity.

Which solutions are related to it?

Oxidation and filtration for metals, coagulation or adsorption for organics and appropriate mechanical filtration for suspensions are used.