ISSN: 2410-9649 Majolagbe et al / Chemistry International 2(4) (2016) 232-241 iscientic.org. 233 www.bosaljournals/chemint/ [email protected] in the area and /or the cost implications of digging a very deep well. Thus, groundwater can be easily susceptible to infiltration from dumpsites, septic tanks and other anthropogenic activities. Approximately, one fifth of the world total freshw...

Predicting the fate of chemicals that leach from waste deposits and deciphering their transport in the invisible subsoil must rely on 1) understanding the pattern of groundwater flowlines and travel times, 2) insight in the chemical reactions which retard the solutes, and 3) the quality of the database of the geochemical model. Inhomogeneities in an aquifer can be deduced from tritium/helium ag...

The present investigation provides data of some ions, namely Na+, Ca2+, NH4+, Cl-, NO3-, CN- and PO4(3-) on water samples of river Osun, selected rivers in the region and groundwaters. The pH, temperature, electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids (TDS), total hardness (TH) and total carbon (IV) oxide (TCO2) have also been determined to asses the chemical status and pollution levels ...

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the spatial changes of groundwater phosphate concentrations using geostatistical methods based on data from 10 groundwater wells. One of the conventional tools in decision making on the groundwater management is geostatistical method. To evaluate the spatial changes of phosphate concentrations in groundwater, the universal kriging method with cross-vali...

Sampling and analysis of leachate from Bhalaswa landfill and groundwater samples from nearby locations, clearly indicated the likely contamination of groundwater due to landfill leachate. The results of simulation studies carried out for the migration of Chloride from landfill shows that the simulation results are in consonance with the observed concentration of Chloride in the vicinity of land...

Global food security challenges have been burdened by a rapidly expanding population and its attendant demands. Safer higher-quality agriculture is one of the most essential solutions for addressing growing problem. In that safer, quality irrigation from safer water source will boost security. Groundwater widely utilized sources agriculture. Safeguarding groundwater against contamination preser...

Investigations on the pollution of groundwater with pathogenic microorganisms, e.g. tracer studies for groundwater transport, are constrained by their potential health risk. Thus, microspheres are often used in groundwater transport studies as non-hazardous surrogates for pathogenic microorganisms. Even though pathogenic microorganisms occur at low concentrations in groundwater, current detecti...