Why do they find aluminum in water, if Al2O3 is not water soluble?

Why is there always people saying they find high amounts of aluminum in their water because aluminum oxide (what chemtrails are spraying over us) is not water soluble.

I am thinking it just sits there and builds up and we breath it in more than ever. After 2012 movies and music doesn't have the same classic feel. But electrolysis is using electricity through water to create hydrogen and oxygen on either side of the battery, possibly you could harvest some truly pure oxygen and combine it with a bit of pure nitrogen and voila, no pollution air to breath.

Solubility and suspension are two different things, I believe.

a reply to: PeaceLoveProject

originally posted by: PeaceLoveProject
Why is there always people saying they find high amounts of aluminum in their water because aluminum oxide (what chemtrails are spraying over us) is not water soluble.

How do we know aluminum oxide is what's in chemtrails? It's been said that it's nanobots, blood, barium, strontium, white mice (I even made a thread about that one with verifiable links), and my personal belief, dihydrogen monoxide in an altered state.

But as to how aluminum may find it's way into water supplies you first need to figure out where else this aluminum may be coming from. There are many other sources for aluminum in nature that aren't tied to any conspiracy.

water industry uses aluminium salts to treat water and remove particulates by coagulation.
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a reply to: PeaceLoveProject

Fluoride is a by-product of aluminium industry, no? Is it possible that fluoridated water can retain aluminium particles?

a reply to: PeaceLoveProject

Why is there always people saying they find high amounts of aluminum in their water because aluminum oxide (what chemtrails are spraying over us) is not water soluble.

Because they don't understand the test results right and think it's something it isn't.

Also know the Earth crust is made up of 8% aluminum, which when blown around in the wind it can land anywhere even in water.

originally posted by: PeaceLoveProject
Why is there always people saying they find high amounts of aluminum in their water because aluminum oxide (what chemtrails are spraying over us) is not water soluble.

Probably because aluminum compounds are used in water treatment plants to remove microorganisms.

purewaterproducts.com

Why is aluminum added to drinking water during treatment?

Microorganisms present in drinking water include viruses, bacteria (e.g., E. coli), and protozoa (e.g., Cryptosporidium and the beaver fever causing organism, Giardia). At low levels, these organisms can cause sickness and disease (incl. severe diarrhea) and are generally very difficult to remove from water. The parasites Giardia and Cryptosporidium are very resistant to most types of disinfection, including chlorination. Water treatment with aluminum sulphate is, however, effective at removing these parasites when used in a chemical treatment process called coagulation.

Coagulation is a process in which small particles (0.001 to 10 m) bunch together to form large particles (>10 m), which can then be removed by settling or filtration.

In natural water, most particles (including microorganisms) have a negative electric charge and, rather than clump together to form larger particles, the particles repel each other.

To get the particles in solution to form larger clumps, this negative charge must be neutralized. This can be done by adding positive ions, such as aluminum or ferric ions, which react with the negative particles and form clusters of particles called microflocs. The microfloc then grows and will either settle out or can be filtered out of the water by a treatment system such as sand filtration.

originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: PeaceLoveProject

Why is there always people saying they find high amounts of aluminum in their water because aluminum oxide (what chemtrails are spraying over us) is not water soluble.

Because they don't understand the test results right and think it's something it isn't.

Also know the Earth crust is made up of 8% aluminum, which when blown around in the wind it can land anywhere even in water.

. This. If you test dirt you're going to find that your results say dirt, and that all dirt has aluminum which can and will get into water. I love conspiracies but to me the Chemtrails are a good distraction to keep people thinking about chemicals and scary things instead of the legitimate, testable, and deadly threat we all breathe and it's called ... Drum Roll ... Jet fuel.

originally posted by: SlowNail
Fluoride is a by-product of aluminium industry, no? Is it possible that fluoridated water can retain aluminium particles?

No - it is a byproduct of fertilizer production.

Yeah fluoride is a byproduct of the phosphate fertilizers which the radioactive thingy turns into polonium-280 and lead-280 and these are what causes 90% of deaths from tobacco, the radioactivity.

About 8% of the crust of the earth is aluminium - feldspars are the most common rock types and they ALL have aluminium....so any dust flying around in the air is going to have some aluminium in it.

Rain picks up dust...so rain has aluminium in it.

Similarly there is also barium and strontium flying around because they are actually relatively common elements (IIRC 14th and 18th most common?)

Also of course sometimes these days water is polluted and so can be acidic or basic - and in those cases you can also have aluminium ions in it.

The fact that some people think this is a problem speaks to the education and mental health systems! :/