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This a math class that is a standalone module with a general math review of topics moving into more complicated chemical dosing calculation focused on fluoridation. We will explore the commonly used chemicals for adding fluoride to drinking, the benefits of using fluoride, and the actual math behind fluoridation. When exploring the dosing problems for fluoride the slight differences between chlorination will be explained to help eliminate confusions that exist.
This course is being conveniently offered the afternoon prior to the Source Water Protection Conference
2424 S. Mission Street
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, 48858
October 11, 2022 12:30 PM
October 11, 2022 5:30 PM
This a math class that is a standalone module with a general math review of topics moving into more complicated chemical dosing calculation focused on fluoridation. We will explore the commonly used chemicals for adding fluoride to drinking, the benefits of using fluoride, and the actual math behind fluoridation. When exploring the dosing problems for fluoride the slight differences between chlorination will be explained to help eliminate confusions that exist.
This course is being conveniently offered the afternoon prior to the Source Water Protection Conference
