SAMPLING AND ANALYSISING OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED AT SUNDARAPURAM IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT
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https://doi.org/10.24297/jac.v13i6.4402Keywords:
Water pollution, Dissolved oxygen, Total Hardness, Aeration, Temperature, Coimbatore pond.Abstract
Maintenance of dissolved oxygen at saturated level will help the growth and reproduction of normal population of fish and other aquatic organisms1,2. Due to increase of industries, it is necessary to monitor the DO level of water resources. This will help us to understand the present condition of water at various resources that are connected to the industries. In this study the water is collected from various resources around Sundarapuram in coimbatore district and they were subjected to dissolved oxygen study. The DO results of various samples were compared with DO of demineralised water which is taken as reference. Parameters such as temperature, hardness and aeration time that will affect the saturation level of DO are also discussed 6,7,8.Â
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15. United State Geogological Survey (USGS), 1998, National Field Manual for the collection of water quality data.
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18. Centre for Environmental Quality, Environmental Engineering and Earth Science. Wilkes University.
19. Chesapeake Bay program, A watershed patnership.
20. Standard Method for the Examination of Water and waste water. Kentucky water watch.
21. Watershed (water, soil and hydro environmental decision support system).
22. Environmental Science of Engineering, P. Anandan & R.Kumaravelan Scitech Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd.
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34. The Basic Standard and Methodologies for Surface water , Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
35. Jacobson C, 1991 water, water everywhere, second edition produced by Hatch Company.
36. A Citizen Guide to Understanding and Monitoring Lakes and Streams, Department of Ecology, State of Washington.
37. Southern Regional Aquaculture Center Measuring Dissolved Oxygen concentration in Aqua Culture, John A Hargreavaves & Craig S.Tucker.
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39. Standard Method of Examination of Water and Wastewater, Amer Publication, Health Association.
40. Moore .M.L.1989 NALMS Management guide for lakes and reservoir North American lakes management society.
41. American Public Health Association 1998, Standard methods for the estimation of water and waste water 20th Edition.
42. Carpenter J.H.(MES) The Chesapeake Bay Institute Technique for the winkler oxygen method Limnol oceanoger.
43. Grasshoff K.Ehrhardf U and kremling (1983) Method of seawater Analysis, Grasshoff Ehrhardf and Kremling education Verlog Chemi GMbH
44. Murrany J.N.Riley J.P.and Wilson T.R.S (1968) the solubility of oxygen in winkler reagent used for the determination of 2 dissolved oxygen.
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2017-02-10
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Kumar, K, S., & kumar, P, S. (2017). SAMPLING AND ANALYSISING OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED AT SUNDARAPURAM IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT. JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN CHEMISTRY, 13(6), 6280–6284. https://doi.org/10.24297/jac.v13i6.4402
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