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Leuze
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This fountain is located on the edge of the Palace Garden
near the Leuze Mineral
Baths.
What looks like cups on the fountain, are really top-hats
that are firmly welded to the grids! The handle after
remains fruitless. For those who absolutely need a drink
of water, the drinking fountain in the entrance area of
the Leuze Mineral Baths can be used during opening hours.
This fountain is also fed by the Leuze Spring.
In the background, one of
the ten Berger Sprudler can be seen. They were constructed
for the federal garden show in 1977.
| WATER
ANALYSIS
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| Cations
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| Calcium
Ca ++
| 561
| mg/l
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| Magnesium
Mg ++
| 89.4
| mg/l
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| Sodium
Na +
| 659
| mg/l
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| Potassium
K +
| 67.1
| mg/l
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| Iron
Fe ++, Fe +++
| 1.9
| mg/l
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| Anions
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| mg/l
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| Chloride
Cl -
| 932
| mg/l
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| Nitrate
NO3 -
| < 1
| mg/l
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| Sulfate
SO4 - -
| 903
| mg/l
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| Hydrogen
Carbonate HCO3 -
| 1150
| mg/l
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| Total
Hardness
| 99.1
| dGH
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| Dry
Residue, 180 °C
| 4100
| mg/l
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| Temperature
| 19.6
| °C
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| Dissolved CO2
| 1490
| mg/l
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