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A high level of nitrate makes water unsuitable as drinking water. In rivers, lakes and marine waters, nitrogen and other nutrients, in particular phosphorus, stimulate the growth of algae. At moderate levels, algae serve as food for aquatic organisms, including fish.
In addition, excessive nitrates in water can promote algal blooms, which can cause entire populations of fish to leave or even die. Some toxin-producing cyanobacteria can cause diarrhea and breathing difficulties short-term, and liver damage and cancer long-term [3].
Increased salt concentrations lead to a phenomenon called freshwater salinization syndrome (FSS). This syndrome is due to direct and indirect effects of salts that cause other pollutants in soil, groundwater, surface water, and water pipes to become more concentrated and mobile.
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As a fertilizer, sodium nitrate acts as a storage vessel for nitrogen. Nitrogen stimulates overall plant growth, giving fullness to leaves, stems, and roots. Lack of nitrogen stunts plant growth while excess nitrogen can deter flower and fruit growth.
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Sodium nitrate is a commonly used food additive that serves important roles in food preservation and flavor enhancement. However, excessive consumption of sodium nitrate can pose health risks, including the formation of potentially carcinogenic nitrosamines and cardiovascular health concerns.
The environmental impacts of nitrate pollution include ecological and amenity damage to our rivers, lakes and coasts; higher costs, energy use and carbon emissions for drinking water treatment and long-term impacts for our groundwater.
The answer is True. The sodium nitrate when dissolved in water dissociates into its sodium cation and nitrate anion. The sodium and nitrate ions can freely move in the aqueous solution. The movement of the ions makes it possible to conduct electricity.

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