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Physico-Chemical Studies on Treatment of Some Divalent Elements in Ground Water
u00e2u20acu2039Prof. Dr. M. K. Moustsfau00e2u20acu2039, u00e2u20acu2039Prof.M. A. Hussienu00e2u20acu2039, u00e2u20acu2039Prof. M.E.Mohamedu00e2u20acu2039, u00e2u20acu2039A.A.Mohamed
Volume 16 Issue 3
Global Journal of Human-Social Science
Volume 16 Issue 3
Global Journal of Human-Social Science
Underground drinking water treatment is one of the hardest types of treatment that because of the difficulty of control on water source, who is an underground water source, as well as due to the high salt content of solid dissolved and that arrive in Egypt to approximately 1000 parts per million. Iron and manganese of the most famous elements of bilateral parity in drinking underground water. We show in this study physic chemical ways for treatment of iron and manganese in ground water.
