Fluoride Sample Clauses

The Fluoride clause establishes the requirements and standards for the use or presence of fluoride in a particular context, such as water supply, dental products, or manufacturing processes. It typically outlines acceptable concentration levels, monitoring procedures, and compliance obligations for parties involved. For example, in a water supply agreement, this clause may specify the maximum allowable fluoride content and mandate regular testing to ensure safety. The core function of this clause is to ensure public health and regulatory compliance by controlling fluoride exposure and preventing potential health risks associated with excessive fluoride levels.
Fluoride. This agreement covers fluoride treatment for members under the age of 19. There is a limit of two (2) fluoride treatment in a benefit year.
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Fluoride. We cover two (2) fluoride treatments per plan year for members under age 19.
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Fluoride. Influent fluoride concentrations over the course of this experiment were documented as having large relative fluctuations with average values and standard deviation of 13 ± 7mg/L F-. As for the effluent samples taken from limestone reactor significant removal was documented from the influent AMD in which values averaged 9 ± 4mg/L F- throughout the entire experiment. Dissolved Fluoride (mg/L F-) Figure 27: Fluoride values measured in samples taken from influent AMD and effluent ports of all reactors (R1-R6) during the course of this experiment.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ Dissolved Fluoride (mg/L F-) 40 20 Reactor 4 (50:50)‌‌ 10 Reactor 6 (90:10)‌‌ Figure 28: Expanded View of Fluoride values measured in samples taken from influent AMD and effluent ports of all reactors (R1-R6) during the course of this experiment.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ Within the first two months of operation average fluoride concentrations recorded in the effluent samples taken from the bioreactors (R2-R6) ranged between 367-1,175 mg/L F. During the next four months (November 2012 – February 2013) average fluoride values dropped substantially with in each bioreactor (R2-R6) effluent, ranging from 12 to 187 mg/L F-. Throughout the final six months (March 2013 - early September 2013), effluent fluoride concentrations of the bioreactors (R2-R6) had dropped below average AMD influent values ranging from 5-10 mg/L F- (Figure 28).
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