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The Amount of the Selected Metals in Soils and River Water of Gopalgonj, Bangladesh

Md. Matiar Rahman, Tamanna Pinky

Asian Journal of Applied Chemistry Research · pp. 25–32 · Published 16 Jul 2020

10.9734/ajacr/2020/v6i230156

Abstract

The contaminations and exposures of some metals recognized as a risk to human health owing to consumption of components through water and atmosphere. Nine composite samples consist of five completely different waters and four soils were collected from the various places of Gopalgonj, Bangladesh. These were digestible and examined, during this study. Quantifications of various metals from the composite specimens were created by Atomic Absorption spectrophotometer strategies (AAS) against commonplace activity plot. The frequency of metals were determined within the order of soil > waters. Concentration of the following metals Cd, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn, Ca and Mg for soil samples is more than that of water samples. With increasing concentrations of Co, Ni, Na and K were determined in waters compared to soils. Very low concentrations of metals were found from water samples. The Fe, Cr, Ni, Na and Mn concentrations exceeded the approved permissible levels in soils specimens and rests were among permissible limit.

Heavy metals irrigated soils stream waters.

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