Water Pollution and BOD

Mining and Water Pollution

Biology and Water Pollution Control

The Gm and In V allotypes of serum are inherited in Mendelian fashion and their existence imposes important constraints on current theories of immunoglobulin synthesis. The incidences of particular factors vary markedly with different population groups, a fact of anthropological interest. In medico-legal investigations allotypes can aid in cases of disputed parentage (both paternal and maternal...

The Water Pollution Policy Regime Shift and Boundary Pollution: Evidence from the Change of Water Pollution Levels in China

Boundary environmental pollution and pollution spillovers are important issues for improving the water quality of trans-boundary rivers. This paper explores the empirical effects of the evolution of the pollution reduction mandates on boundary pollution by studying the change of water pollution levels (as proxied by pH, BOD, COD and NH3-N) of key state monitoring stations from 2004 to 2014. The...

Instant and reliable estimation of BOD by developing a mixed culture based BOD biosensor

Amongst all the parameters for which the waste-water is to be monitored, BOD is the most important and widely used parameter to indicate the strength of water pollution. In an era where speedy, sensitive, small, portable, instant and real time measuring devices have replaced the conventional analytical method, BOD is still being carried out using the classical method which requires a long incub...

Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)

Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) is a widely used parameter to assess the organic pollution in water systems. This parameter can be detected by the amount of oxygen consumed via microorganisms in aerobic metabolism of organic matter present in the water. The authorized test to analyze biodegradable organic compounds is given by the American Public Health Association Standard Method Committee tha...