Investigation of Physico-chemical parameters from ground water of some villages’ Murtizapur tahesil region of Akola district, Maharashtra, India

Authors

  • Waghmare SA Department of ChemistryGhulam Nabi Azad College, Barshitakli Dist: Akola 444 401. Maharashtra State, India.
  • Suradkar SW Department of Botany, Ghulam Nabi Azad College, Barshitakli Dist: Akola 444 401. Maharashtra State, India.
  • Deshmukh SS Department of Geology, 1Ghulam Nabi Azad College, Barshitakli Dist: Akola 444 401. Maharashtra State, India.
  • Padhen SS Department of Chemistry, R.S.Sci. Collge Chandur (Rly), Dist. –Amravati 444904 (MS) India

Keywords:

Physico-chemical parameters, Ground water, water quality, Murtizapur

Abstract

This investigation determines ground water quality in of some Murtizapur Tahesil region of Akola District in Maharashtra. Samples collected from various bore wells used as drinking water. Use of pesticides for forming in this region has resulted in the contamination of ground water. The physico-chemical parameters such as Electrical conductivity, pH, Total hardness, Mg hardness, Ca hardness, Mg++ ions, Ca++ ions and Chloride ion were investigated to determine the present condition of the groundwater quality during the periods of three months from December 2019to Jan 2021.

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2021-03-15

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Waghmare SA, Suradkar SW, Deshmukh SS, & Padhen SS. (2021). Investigation of Physico-chemical parameters from ground water of some villages’ Murtizapur tahesil region of Akola district, Maharashtra, India. International Journal of Life Sciences, 99–102. Retrieved from https://ijlsci.in/ls/index.php/home/article/view/408

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Special Issue A16 | March 2021

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Research Articles

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