Study on the Significance of Temporal Ion Chemistry in Groundwater of Dindigul District, Tamilnadu, India
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Manivannan, R.
Chidambaram, S.
Anandhan, P.
Karmegam, U.
Singaraja, C.
Johnsonbabu, G.
Prasanna, Mohan Viswanathan
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2011Type
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R. Manivannan and S. Chidambaram and P. Anandhan and U. Karmegam and C. Singaraja and G. Johnsonbabu and M.V. Prasanna. 2011. Study on the Significance of Temporal Ion Chemistry in Groundwater of Dindigul District, Tamilnadu, India. E-Journal of Chemistry. 8 (2): pp. 938-944.
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E-Journal of Chemistry
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The demand of water supply is increasing day by day to meet the pace of developments in domestic, agricultural and industrial sectors especially in developing countries like India. Groundwater being a scarce commodity in a hard rock terrain like Dindigul district an attempt has been made in this studybrings out the significance of temporal ion chemistry in groundwater by collecting groundwater from 43 different location of the district and analysed for major and minor ions. These ions were then used for the irrigation classification of groundwater and to bring out the mechanisms responsible ofthe water chemistry of the region during different seasons.
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