Standard and Methodological Provision of the Quality Control of Water

Kutseva, N. K.; Kartashova, A. V.; Tchamaev, A. V.

doi:10.1007/s10809-005-0180-0

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“…After analysis, the standard deviations ranged from 0.09% to 0.23% and the target pollutant was not detected in the blank samples, which conformed to the stated data processing standards [35,36]. In determining groundwater quality parameters, the recovery indicator was added before the water sample was processed; samples' recovery rates ranged from 84.4 to 95.7%, and the average was 89.4%; moreover, we compiled the standard curve for target objects and the results of the analysis show that the correlation coefficient of the linear equation was over 0.99; all conformed to quality assurance standards for the processing of groundwater [37,38].…”

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Distribution, Formation and Human Health Risk of Fluorine in Groundwater in Songnen Plain, NE China

Wang

Zheng

Liu

et al. 2021

Water

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Songnen Plain is one of the three great plains in northeast China with abundant groundwater resources. The continuous population growth and the rapid development of agriculture and economy in China has caused a series of environmental problems in the plain, such as endemic diseases caused by the accumulation of harmful substances in drinking water. This paper conducts a systematic investigation of fluorine in the groundwater of Songnen Plain. The results showed that fluorine was widespread in the groundwater of the plain in the concentration range of BDL–8.54 mg·L−1, at a mean value of 0.63 mg·L−1 and detectable at a rate of 85.91%. The highest concentrations of fluorine were found in central and southwest areas of the plain. The concentration exceeded the guideline values for fluorine in drinking water and may have varying degrees of adverse effects on adults, and especially children, in the study area. The fluorine in groundwater mainly came from the dissolution of fluorite and other fluorine-containing minerals, and the concentrations and distribution of fluorine were affected by cation exchange, groundwater flow field and hydrochemical indexes (pH, TDS and HCO3−). The study provides scientific basis for the investigation, evaluation and prevention of endemic diseases caused by fluorine.

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confidence: 99%