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Fate of Arsenic and Trace Elements in Deep Aquifer water of Bangladesh: Experimental Measurement

Fate of Arsenic and Trace Elements in Deep Aquifer water of Bangladesh: Experimental Measurement and Chemical Equilibrium Model. Mohammad Alauddin Wagner College, NY, USA. WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS. WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS. Deep Tube Well Water Samples.

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Fate of Arsenic and Trace Elements in Deep Aquifer water of Bangladesh: Experimental Measurement

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  1. Fate of Arsenic and Trace Elements in Deep Aquifer water of Bangladesh: Experimental Measurement and Chemical Equilibrium Model Mohammad Alauddin Wagner College, NY, USA

  2. WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS

  3. WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS

  4. Deep Tube Well Water Samples

  5. SPECIES DISTRIBUTION WHEN ALL IRON PPT OUT AND ACT AS SURFACE COMPLEXING AGENT

  6. J1 more realistic

  7. Assume oxic condition and all Fe(II) to Fe(III) Without surface complexation or Adsorption

  8. Conclusions *Under anoxic condition Ba helps precipitation of As *Fate and speciation of As and other component are linked to formation of HFO. *Adsorption and surface complexation are responsible for species immobilization *Arsenite,Arsenate,Phosphate are believed to be fully adsorbed on the HFO. *Deep aquifer water seems to be a safe drinking water option at least for a short term

  9. Acknowledgements The work was partially supported by a grant from Wagner College, New York, USA The work was also supported by a grant from The National Science Foundation (USA)

  10. Margaret Fiasconaro Sarah Alauddin Wagner College, NY, USA Maya Bhattacharjee Shamima Sultana Exonics Technology Center, Dhaka Abul Hussam George Mason University, USA Mohammad Zakariya BRAC, Dhaka

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