Dr. Sayyed Juned Allabaksh
Environmental Science Ecology and Conservation, Ecotoxicology, Environmental Chemistry, Substances and Processes, Environmental Health, Environmental Monitoring and Analysis, Environmental Sciences (General), Environmental Technology, Policy and Management, Global Change Ecology and Conservation Environmental Chemistry Environmental Sciences (General) Water Quality and Pollution Assessment Environmental Science and Water Management Water Quality and Resources Studies Environmental and Analytical Chemistry Studies Fecal contamination and water quality Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis Water pollution Ecology Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Water Science and Technology

Bio

Dr. Sayyed Juned Allabaksh is an environmental scientist affiliated with the School of Earth Sciences at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, India. He holds an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Environmental Science. His research focuses on water quality, particularly fluoride contamination in groundwater. He has published work on fluoride status in dam water and groundwater monitoring in the Nanded region. Dr. Allabaksh also serves as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Science Frontier Research (GJSFR).

Educational Journey

M.Sc., Ph.D Environmental Science • Environmental Science

Experience

0 - 0 • School of Earth Sciences

Research

FLUORIDE STATUS OF SUDHA DAM WATER NEAR BHOKER MAHARASHATRA, INDIA

Article February 29, 2012

Fluoride is one of the critical chemical parameter, which influences the quality of dam water. Fluoride in water was determined by SPADNS method by using a UV-visible spectrophotometer at 570 nm. Excess intake of fluoride through drinking water causes fluorosis on human beings in many states of India, including Maharashatra. The concentration of F was estimated from three sampling sites named as up stream, mid stream and down stream i.e. S , S and S . The entire study was carried out during January to December 2010. The observed values showed the variations during the research study were ranged between 0.25-1.2 mg/L. The concentration of F was found within the permissible limit i.e.1.5 mg/L.