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Reply With QuoteUV sterilizer lamps emit UV-C radiation at 254 nm. As far as I know, it has no effect at all on the water chemistry.
BTW, all UV-C is absorbed in the stratosphere. No naturally occurring UV-C reaches the Earth's surface.
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- 09-08-2006 02:00 PM #1Just Moved In
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UV affects on water chemistry
I am wondering if long term exposure (slow flow) of water to a UV filter will cause changes in the water chemistry? i only ask because i know that uv exposure can cause molecular changes to air..
any thoughts??
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