Arsenic (As), an elemental metalloid, occurs primarily in metallic and sulfide ores. Both natural (e.g. volcanoes, weathering, and leaching) and anthropogenic activities (e.g. mining, wood preservation, etc.) determine its current global distribution. Water sources (particularly groundwater), ...
Arsenic contamination in ground water sources of district Matiari, Sindh. Int J Chem Environ Eng,3(4):259-266.Uqaili AA, Mughal AH, Maheshwari BK. Arsenic contamination in ground water sources of district Matiari, Sindh. Int J Chem Environ Eng 2012; 3(4):259-266....
with the need for accessible sources of good quality water and in view of the fact that the threat to public health posed by arsenic occurs mainly through the ingestion of contaminated drinking water, the presence and distribution of arsenic was evaluated in the southern Pampa Plains of Bahía ...
Arsenic is one of the metalloid found in Nigeria environment including soil and water especially in the Northern region were it contaminates water. This paper reviews the concentration of arsenic in potable water sources (i.e ground, surface and rain water) and their potential human health effects...
The presence of toxic metals in groundwater sources is an important issue in water and wastewater treatment, as their consequences on human health have been well established [1]. Among them, arsenic contamination of groundwaters concerns several countries around the world and has been recorded by ...
Arsenic contamination in groundwater: natural sources and release mechanisms Geophysical Research AbstractsParrone, DanielePreziosi, ElisabettaGhergo, StefanoCasentini, Barbara
Arsenic pollution of drinking water is a concern, particularly in the developing countries. Removal of arsenic from drinking water is strongly recommended.
In 1998, arsenic concentrations of more than 50 micrograms/l were detected in some drinking water supplies from underground sources in the Autonomous Community of Madrid, which is the maximum permissible concentration for drinking water in Spain. These two facts have meant the getting under way of...
Pollutant sources in an arsenic-affected multilayer aquifer in the Po Plain of Italy: Implications for drinking-water supply In aquifers 160 to 260 m deep that used for public water-supply in an area ~ 150 km2 around the town of Cremona, in the Po Plain of Northern Italy, concent... Mar...
The review of studies on arsenic in African waters Brosillon,Stephan,Mendret,... - 《Water Air & Soil Pollution》 被引量: 13发表: 2015年 Contributions of natural arsenic sources to surface waters on a high grade arsenic-geochemical anomaly (French Massif Central) Natural As sources were run...