2019
DOI: 10.1134/s0016702919070036
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Hydrogeochemistry of Urban Territories in the Southern Fore-Ural Areas

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“…In the northern (industrial) part of the city, the groundwater is sulphate-hydrocarbonate, hydrocarbonate-chloride and chloride-hydrocarbonate calcium, calcium-sodium, sodium-calcium, sodiummagnesium-calcium, ammonium-sodium. The type of water changes from sulphate-sodium to magnesium-chloride and calcium-chloride with salinity rising up to 6-11.5 g/dm 3 [40]. The radiation safety indicators comply with the standards, i.e.…”
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“…In the northern (industrial) part of the city, the groundwater is sulphate-hydrocarbonate, hydrocarbonate-chloride and chloride-hydrocarbonate calcium, calcium-sodium, sodium-calcium, sodiummagnesium-calcium, ammonium-sodium. The type of water changes from sulphate-sodium to magnesium-chloride and calcium-chloride with salinity rising up to 6-11.5 g/dm 3 [40]. The radiation safety indicators comply with the standards, i.e.…”
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“…The content of trace elements is below the maximum permissible concentration, and the main indicator of groundwater pollution in this part of the city is nitrogen compounds, as the concentration of nitrate-ion in wells of private houses reaches 1100-1530 mg/dm 3 . Some areas are noted to have excessive levels of Cr, Hg, petroleum products, phenols and other chemical elements and organic compounds [40].…”
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