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Abstract
The main aim of this paper is to access the various chemicals and substances present in drinking water of Alwar rural area. In Alwar district the amount of different chemicals and chlorine, nitrate ions fluorine ions is more than a desirable limit according to WHO.
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Sharma, A., & Gupta, D. P. (2014). Comparative Studies of Few Chemical Parameters of the Quality of Drinking Water in Alwar Rural Area Zone I and II. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 1(09). Retrieved from https://igmpublication.org/ijetst.in/index.php/ijetst/article/view/423
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6. Dr. Pankaj Gupta, Sunil Kumar Sharma* et al., Present & Published a research paper in National Conference 2013 on Current Research in Emerging Science and Technology (CREST – 2K13). Deptt. of Applied Science, AIET Alwar (Raj.) Topic: Determination of Potable Water Characteristics in Matsya Industrial Area, Alwar District Region. From: 5th – 7th March, 2013. Sponsored by – SunRise University, Alwar.
7. Dr. Pankaj Gupta, Sunil Kumar Sharma*, Present & Published a research paper in International Conference 2013 on Technological Innovations through Modern Engineering Sciences (TIMES – 2013). Deptt. of Applied Science, AIET Alwar (Raj.) Topic: Study of Clinical Effects of Fluoride Concentration on Human Beings. From: 23th – 24th March, 2013. Sponsored by – Ministry of Earth Sciences, New Delhi.
8. Gupta C.P. (1994). Preliminary study of ground water pollution in the upper polar basin and feasibility of mass transport modeling to predict pollutant migration NGRI Tech. Rep. No. GW-168 Hyderabad.
9. Gupta Pankaj and Sharma Sunil Kumar, Published one research paper on “insecticide residues in Abelmoscous esculantus, a vegetable crop grown in treated Soil†in International Journal of research in Chemistry and Environment (IJRCE) Vol 1.Issue 1; July 2011. (151-156) ISSN 2248-9649.
10. Gupta Pankaj Sharma Sunil Kumar, and Sharma Sanjay, Published one research paper on “clinical studies of fluoride concentration on human beings†in International Journal of research in pharmacy and science (IJRPS) July 2011. Vol. 1 Issue 1; July 2011(28-33) ISSN 2249-3522.
11. Gupta Pankaj Sharma Sunil Kumar, Borauh Monalisa and Usmani Nisar Khan, Published one research paper on “A Specific Study of Drinking Water Status in Term of Essential Characteristics Present in Rural and Urban Area of Alwar District (Raj.) INDIA†in International Journal of research in pharmacy and science (IJRPS) Vol. 2 Issue 2; June 2012(123-129) ISSN 2249-3522.
12. Ali I., Jain C.K. (2001). Pollution Potential of Pesticides in the Hindon River, India. Journal of Environment Hydrology. 9(1);1-7.
13. APHA, New York, (1989) Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Waste Water, 17th ed., American Public Health Association.
14. APHA: (2005) Standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. 21st Edn., American Public Health Association, New York, USA.
2. Al-Khashman Omar Ali. (2007) Study of water quality of springs in Petra region, Jordan: A three-year follow-up. Water Resour Manage; 21:1145–1163.
3. APHA, New York, (1989) Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Waste Water, 17th ed., American Public Health Association.
4. Binot;(1998), Method of plain sedimentation and physical –chemical sedimentation of domestic or industrial waste water, US Patent – 5,770,091; 100 of 187.
5. Devi, S., S.B. Barbuddhe, D. Hazel and C. Dolly: (2003) Physico-chemical characteristics of drinking water at velsao, Goa. J. Environ. Biol., 13, 203-209.
6. Dr. Pankaj Gupta, Sunil Kumar Sharma* et al., Present & Published a research paper in National Conference 2013 on Current Research in Emerging Science and Technology (CREST – 2K13). Deptt. of Applied Science, AIET Alwar (Raj.) Topic: Determination of Potable Water Characteristics in Matsya Industrial Area, Alwar District Region. From: 5th – 7th March, 2013. Sponsored by – SunRise University, Alwar.
7. Dr. Pankaj Gupta, Sunil Kumar Sharma*, Present & Published a research paper in International Conference 2013 on Technological Innovations through Modern Engineering Sciences (TIMES – 2013). Deptt. of Applied Science, AIET Alwar (Raj.) Topic: Study of Clinical Effects of Fluoride Concentration on Human Beings. From: 23th – 24th March, 2013. Sponsored by – Ministry of Earth Sciences, New Delhi.
8. Gupta C.P. (1994). Preliminary study of ground water pollution in the upper polar basin and feasibility of mass transport modeling to predict pollutant migration NGRI Tech. Rep. No. GW-168 Hyderabad.
9. Gupta Pankaj and Sharma Sunil Kumar, Published one research paper on “insecticide residues in Abelmoscous esculantus, a vegetable crop grown in treated Soil†in International Journal of research in Chemistry and Environment (IJRCE) Vol 1.Issue 1; July 2011. (151-156) ISSN 2248-9649.
10. Gupta Pankaj Sharma Sunil Kumar, and Sharma Sanjay, Published one research paper on “clinical studies of fluoride concentration on human beings†in International Journal of research in pharmacy and science (IJRPS) July 2011. Vol. 1 Issue 1; July 2011(28-33) ISSN 2249-3522.
11. Gupta Pankaj Sharma Sunil Kumar, Borauh Monalisa and Usmani Nisar Khan, Published one research paper on “A Specific Study of Drinking Water Status in Term of Essential Characteristics Present in Rural and Urban Area of Alwar District (Raj.) INDIA†in International Journal of research in pharmacy and science (IJRPS) Vol. 2 Issue 2; June 2012(123-129) ISSN 2249-3522.
12. Ali I., Jain C.K. (2001). Pollution Potential of Pesticides in the Hindon River, India. Journal of Environment Hydrology. 9(1);1-7.
13. APHA, New York, (1989) Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Waste Water, 17th ed., American Public Health Association.
14. APHA: (2005) Standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. 21st Edn., American Public Health Association, New York, USA.