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MICHAEL CHINNOYE RITA, ADEYEMI AZEEM ADEDEJI
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The study aims to investigate the effect of coal mining on the drinking water quality of different water sources in Ankpa, Kogi State, Nigeria. A total of twenty (20) water samples were collected for physico-chemical (pH, Temperature, Electrical Conducti...
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RK Kamble, MG Thakare
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Manganese is the second most abundant heavy metal, and in frequency list of elements it occupies 12th place. The Earth?s core contains about 1.5% manganese. According to Indian Standards for Drinking water (IS 10500:2012) manganese concentration in drink...
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Hamdan Al Mahmoud, Khouri Al Issam, Arslan Awadis
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This research was conducted through the rain season 2009 -2010, in Mehasseh Research Center at (Al Qaryatein), The area is characterized by a hot and dry climate in summer and cold in winter with an annual average rainfall of 114 mm. Three slopes (8%, 6%...
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Daneshi Navab, Banejad Hossein, Pirtag Hamedany Reza, Daneshi Vahab, Farokhi Maedeh
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Along with the technology development and increasing consumption of water resources, we are experiencing low qualities in the mentioned resources. Copper brings about serious environment al pollution, threatening human health and ecosystem. This metal fo...
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Amit Kumar Yadav, Bhawana Pathak, M. H. Fulekar
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Fly ashes are usually contaminated with toxic heavy metals. These metals are leaching out aftercontact with water during wet disposal system, thus polluting the soil, surface and groundwater. In the present study, a hydroponics experiment was conducted t...
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