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Veiel
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The fountain is located in an alley of the same name,
near house number 10. Both the fountain and the alley
own their name to Albert von Veiel (1806-1874), the founder
of the first German dermatologicy clinic and honorary
citizen of the city of Bad Cannstatt.
The water that flows from the fountain’s four pipes contains
the minerals sodium, calcium, chloride, sulphate, and
hydrogen carbonate.
| WATER
ANALYSIS
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| Cations
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| Calcium
Ca ++
| 545
| mg/l
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| Magnesium
Mg ++
| 88.8
| mg/l
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| Sodium
Na +
| 643
| mg/l
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| Potassium
K +
| 62
| mg/l
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| Iron
Fe ++, Fe +++
| 1.6
| mg/l
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| Anions
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| mg/l
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| Chloride
Cl -
| 919
| mg/l
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| Nitrate
NO3 -
| <
1
| mg/l
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| Sulfate
SO4 - -
| 874
| mg/l
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| Hydrogen
Carbonate HCO3 -
| 1180
| mg/l
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| Total
Hardness
| 96.7
| dGH
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| Dry
Residue, 180 °C
| 3980
| mg/l
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| Temperature
| 18
| °C
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| Dissolved CO2
| 1270
| mg/l
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