On the evian® website, find the unique characteristics of evian water. Specifically, identify the natural mineral composition, listing the levels of Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Bicarbonates, Silica, Sulfates, and Chlorides. Also, determine how many years it takes for the water to filter through the glacial rocks before emerging at the spring.
Navigate to the 'Our Water' section of the website. Click on the 'Water Attributes' link under 'Our Water'. Locate the 'Mineral composition (mg/L)' section and extract the values for Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Bicarbonates, Silica, Sulfates, and Chlorides. Navigate back to the main 'Our Water' section or 'What is Spring Water?' page. Locate the information detailing the filtration period through glacial rocks and extract the duration. State all identified mineral levels and the filtration duration.
State the Calcium level as 80 mg/L. State the Magnesium level as 26 mg/L. State the Potassium level as 1 mg/L. State the Bicarbonates level as 360 mg/L. State the Silica level as 15 mg/L. State the Sulfates level as 14 mg/L. State the Chlorides level as 10 mg/L. State that it takes 15 years for the water to filter through the glacial rocks.