Find the natural mineral composition of evian natural spring water, specifically the levels of Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Bicarbonates, Silica, Sulfates, and Chlorides. Also, determine how long the water filters through the glacial rocks before reaching the spring. State all identified mineral levels and the filtration duration.
Navigate to the evian® website. From the main navigation, click on 'Our Water'. On the 'Our Water' page, identify and extract the duration it takes for the water to filter through glacial rocks. Click on the 'Our Water' link again to reveal the sub-menu. From the sub-menu, click on 'Water Attributes'. On the 'Water Attributes' page, locate the 'Mineral composition (mg/L)' section. Extract the values for Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Bicarbonates, Silica, Sulfates, and Chlorides. 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.