ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF ISKAR RIVER WATER IN THE REGION OF SOFIA CITY, BULGARIA
Antonina Kovacheva, Rumiana Gergulova, Radost Ilieva, Veselin Nanev, Ivelin Vladov
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Публикувана: 20 Sep 2021
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Резюме: Ecological assessment of Iskar River water in the region of Sofia city municipality, Bulgaria, was performed through analytical measurements and thermodynamic calculations. The analytical data obtained and the calculated threshold pollution indices of the single nutrients PO43-, NO2-, NO3- and NH4+ and their integrated threshold pollution indices showed strong water pollution in respect of NH4+and PO43- in all studied stations. The waters were pure as regards the trace metals Al, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn and Cd. Only Mn and Pb exceeded their maximum allowed concentrations in stations after Sofia city around Novi Iskar town. The chemical species of the trace metals were calculated by thermodynamic modeling and discussed.
Ключови думи: ecological assessment, iskar river, thermodynamic modeling, chemical species
Цитирайте тази статия: Antonina Kovacheva, Rumiana Gergulova, Radost Ilieva, Veselin Nanev, Ivelin Vladov. ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF ISKAR RIVER WATER IN THE REGION OF SOFIA CITY, BULGARIA. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Ecology & Safety 15, 119-127 (2021). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1002182/
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