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The paper describes the chemical characteristics of Wunna River at Hinganghat, Wardha district of Maharashtra State. Various chemical characteristics such as BOD, COD, total alkalinity, total hardness, total dissolved solids, chloride, sodium, nitrate, chromium and iron were studied at 3 different station of Wunna River viz. upstream region (S,), effluent mixed region (5,) and 700 m away from effluent mixed region (S,). Marginal variations in chemical characteristics were noticed at station 1 and 3. However, higher values were recorded at station 2 i.e. effluent mixed region. Data analysis indicates heavy pollution of eco system of the river at the site of release of textile industry waste water ie. S,
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References
APHA, 1989. Standard methods for the examination of water and waste water, 17 Edition APHA, New York, USA.
Bureau of Indian Standards-IS:3025. Methods of sampling and test(Physical and Chemical) for water and waste water.
Chaudhari, N., 1982. Water and air quality control. The Indian context for the prevention and control of water pollution, New Delhi, India.
Engleman, R. and Roy, P.,1993. Cited in sustaining water; population and the future of renewable water supplies, Washington D.C., Population and Environment Programme, Population Action International.
Godi, S.D., Barbudde, S.B., Hazel,D. and Dolley, C., 2003.Physico-chemical characteristics of drinking water at Velsao (Goa). Jour. Ecotoxicol Env. Monitor,13(3): 203-209.