2018
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/454/1/012062
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A Comparison of water quality between well and spring samples selected from Soran District, Northern Erbil Governorate, Kurdistan Region – Iraq

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“…During the current study, nitrate levels ranged between (0.75-12.64) mg/l, where the highest value was 12.64 mg/L recorded in well 10, and the lowest value was 0.75 mg/l in well 6. as shown in Figure 7, presence of nitrates in the examined samples is due to the using of fertilizers as well as organic matter decomposition, as nitrates quickly dissolve in water [11].…”
Section: Nitrate (No3)mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…During the current study, nitrate levels ranged between (0.75-12.64) mg/l, where the highest value was 12.64 mg/L recorded in well 10, and the lowest value was 0.75 mg/l in well 6. as shown in Figure 7, presence of nitrates in the examined samples is due to the using of fertilizers as well as organic matter decomposition, as nitrates quickly dissolve in water [11].…”
Section: Nitrate (No3)mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Outside Erbil city, Groundwater Koya and Soran Districts are assessed by Babir and Ali (2016), Zangana et al (2014), andAl-Barwary et al (2018). Babir and Ali (2016) investigated Thirty wells and three springs at Koya Basin.…”
Section: Erbil Provincementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nitrate (NO 3 )Nitrate values in the current study wells ranged from 0.701-0.815 mg/L. The presence of nitrates in the water sample is a result of excessive fertilizer use and biodegradation, and nitrates dissolve quickly in water[15].…”
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confidence: 90%