Abstract
This paper presents studies conducted to determine certain chemical parameters of mineral water (borcut) originating from a well in the locality of Vișeu de Sus, Valea Peștilor. The mineral water is pleasant in taste and is housed in a wooden vessel. Experimental determinations were carried out using the Iron Low Range & Manganese Low Range Photometer device and the Photocolorimeter for Boilers and Cooling Towers HI83305. The results obtained from the experiment are as follows: 0.205 mg/L Fe; 49 μg/L Mn; 106 μg/L MnO4 -; and 141 μg/L KMnO4. Manganese is one of the widely distributed metals in nature (very rarely in native form), pure manganese is gray, reacts slowly with cold water, and the most important manganese ores are the oxides, with the most important manganese oxide being MnO2.
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