If the electrolysis of water produces dark green color, can it be considered a potable water and safe for drinking?

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Greekgod

Colour is one issue. But the turbidity and the PH of the water is also needed to be checked.

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Elwood

If your water is turning green during electrolysis, then you are using copper for electrodes, right? The green is copper ions and cupric oxide in solution. It probably won't harm you in small quantities. It will, however, be bacteria free (due to the antimicrobial effects of copper. Those antimicrobial effects might just wreak havoc with your GI tract if you drink too much....

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