Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater

CODMn, NO3- and NH4+ are important indicators to nitrite, nitrate and ammonia pollution in groundwater. There are significant differences between geological industry standards and national-international standards about the storage ways and time for these three indexes. Geological industry standards...

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Main Authors: DU Yu-ping, ZHANG Han-ping, LI Hai-ping, DONG Wei, LIU Wen-Hua
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Language:English
Published: Science Press, PR China 2014-05-01
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Online Access:http://www.ykcs.ac.cn/en/article/id/6026b387-8886-49e3-99ae-25def94fcb1d
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ZHANG Han-ping
LI Hai-ping
DONG Wei
LIU Wen-Hua
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description CODMn, NO3- and NH4+ are important indicators to nitrite, nitrate and ammonia pollution in groundwater. There are significant differences between geological industry standards and national-international standards about the storage ways and time for these three indexes. Geological industry standards prescribed that when samples are stored at room temperature without adding any reagent, CODMn and NH4+ should be tested in 3 days while NO3- in 20 days. National and international standards proposed that when samples are kept in dark places or in the refrigerator with addition of sulfuric acid, it is better to detect CODMn and NO3- within 2-7 days while NH4+ within 1-7 days. In order to analyze the differences of the storage condition of the various types of standards about groundwater, and to make sure getting accurate testing results, stability research of CODMn, NO3- and NH4+ in groundwater of Guangzhou Region were studied. Under the two kinds of preservation conditions with adding sulfuric acid and adding nothing in groundwater, testing of the three indexes by using new sealed samples at different time. The results showed that all standard methods about water preservation are reliable. Preservation conditions in geological industry standards that are applied to static groundwater are relatively less critical, while preservation conditions in national and international standards that are available to surface water and waste water, which are more complicated, unstable and changeable, are relative more stringency. In addition, in Guangzhou region, under the condition of keeping samples in dark places, CODMn and NH4+ could be obtained accurate data both for testing samples with addition of acid for 30 days and without any addition for 5 days. The content of NO3- was nearly the same under the two kinds of storage conditions in 30 days. Both two methods are more effective than geological industry and national standards, and it is easier to keep samples in dark places than keep in refrigeration. At last, we proposed that groundwater can be stored without any addition when it is easy and quick to take samples back to the laboratory, alternatively, groundwater can be stored with addition of sulfuric acid.
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spelling doaj.art-0880f368fe704929897230e111d567fe2023-02-10T01:00:42ZengScience Press, PR ChinaYankuang ceshi0254-53572014-05-01333424430ykcs-33-3-424Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in GroundwaterDU Yu-ping0ZHANG Han-ping1LI Hai-ping2DONG Wei3LIU Wen-Hua4School of Marine Sciences, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006, ChinaGuandong Province Research Center for Geoanalysis, Guangzhou 510080, ChinaGuandong Province Research Center for Geoanalysis, Guangzhou 510080, ChinaGuandong Province Research Center for Geoanalysis, Guangzhou 510080, ChinaGuandong Province Research Center for Geoanalysis, Guangzhou 510080, ChinaCODMn, NO3- and NH4+ are important indicators to nitrite, nitrate and ammonia pollution in groundwater. There are significant differences between geological industry standards and national-international standards about the storage ways and time for these three indexes. Geological industry standards prescribed that when samples are stored at room temperature without adding any reagent, CODMn and NH4+ should be tested in 3 days while NO3- in 20 days. National and international standards proposed that when samples are kept in dark places or in the refrigerator with addition of sulfuric acid, it is better to detect CODMn and NO3- within 2-7 days while NH4+ within 1-7 days. In order to analyze the differences of the storage condition of the various types of standards about groundwater, and to make sure getting accurate testing results, stability research of CODMn, NO3- and NH4+ in groundwater of Guangzhou Region were studied. Under the two kinds of preservation conditions with adding sulfuric acid and adding nothing in groundwater, testing of the three indexes by using new sealed samples at different time. The results showed that all standard methods about water preservation are reliable. Preservation conditions in geological industry standards that are applied to static groundwater are relatively less critical, while preservation conditions in national and international standards that are available to surface water and waste water, which are more complicated, unstable and changeable, are relative more stringency. In addition, in Guangzhou region, under the condition of keeping samples in dark places, CODMn and NH4+ could be obtained accurate data both for testing samples with addition of acid for 30 days and without any addition for 5 days. The content of NO3- was nearly the same under the two kinds of storage conditions in 30 days. Both two methods are more effective than geological industry and national standards, and it is easier to keep samples in dark places than keep in refrigeration. At last, we proposed that groundwater can be stored without any addition when it is easy and quick to take samples back to the laboratory, alternatively, groundwater can be stored with addition of sulfuric acid.http://www.ykcs.ac.cn/en/article/id/6026b387-8886-49e3-99ae-25def94fcb1dgroundwatercodmnno3-nh4+stability
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ZHANG Han-ping
LI Hai-ping
DONG Wei
LIU Wen-Hua
Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
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codmn
no3-
nh4+
stability
title Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
title_full Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
title_fullStr Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
title_full_unstemmed Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
title_short Stablity Study on CODMn, NO3-, NH4+ in Groundwater
title_sort stablity study on codmn no3 nh4 in groundwater
topic groundwater
codmn
no3-
nh4+
stability
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