👉 The Moscow Fluid, also known as Moscow Water or Moscow River Water, is a term used to describe the water from the Moscow River, which flows through central Russia. This water is characterized by its relatively low mineral content and high turbidity, often appearing murky due to suspended particles. Historically, the Moscow River has been a significant water source for the city, but its use is limited due to these qualities. The Moscow Fluid is primarily used for industrial processes, cooling systems in power plants, and as a source of water for certain non-potable applications. Despite its limitations, it remains an important resource in the region due to its accessibility and availability.
