2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.apgeochem.2019.04.017
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Environmental changes due to wet disposal of wastes from coal-fired heat power plant: A case study from the Tula Region, Central Russia

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“…The pH of fly ash is alkaline in reaction and dissolution of the same can increase the pH of the surrounding ground water. The results were in line with the findings of Khan and Umar (2019) and Krechetov et al (2019). The temperatures near RTPP ranges from 22 °C and 43°C which raises the alkalinity of water because at that temperature the solubility of CO 2 reduces.…”
Section: Soil Reaction (Ph)supporting
confidence: 90%
“…The pH of fly ash is alkaline in reaction and dissolution of the same can increase the pH of the surrounding ground water. The results were in line with the findings of Khan and Umar (2019) and Krechetov et al (2019). The temperatures near RTPP ranges from 22 °C and 43°C which raises the alkalinity of water because at that temperature the solubility of CO 2 reduces.…”
Section: Soil Reaction (Ph)supporting
confidence: 90%