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Determination of Heavy Toxic Metals \Pb, Cr, Co and Cd\ and Total Dissolved Solids in Purified drinking Water Plants in AL-Marj City in 2020
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Determination of Heavy Toxic Metals \Pb, Cr, Co and Cd\ and Total Dissolved Solids in Purified drinking Water Plants in AL-Marj City in 2020
2020
Overview
The purpose of this study was to determine the levels of heavy metals and total dissolved solids in purified drinking water plants in AL-Marj City. The studied water samples were randomly collected from different plants. The levels of heavy metals were that determined by flame atomic absorption spectroscopy (Flam AAS) instrument, at the same time, the total dissolved solids (TDS) were also detected by TDS meter. The obtained results showed the appearance and contamination of the most tested samples by toxic heavy elements via Pb, Cr, Co, and Cd. Additionally, the results showed that most of the samples suffer from losing total dissolved solids, which are important to human health. The results showed that most samples of water had greater levels of toxic heavy metals and lower content of total dissolved solids (TDS) than the standard values mentioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Libya Health Organization (LHO). Therefore, the study recommended that decision-makers in the city should be taken more care about purifying drinking water plants with monitoring and checking, comparing with the standard level of the Libyan Health Organization.
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جامعة بنغازي الحديثة
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