Characterization for physicochemical methods and evaluation of the quantitative impact of the waters of the Well the Limestone Quarry

Authors

  • Cecília Chibinda Escola Superior Politécnica do Zaire, Universidade Onze de Novembro, Angola
  • Maria de los Angeles Arada –Pérez Departamento de Química, Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Exactas, Universidad de Oriente, Cuba
  • Norma Pérez–Pompa Departamento de Química, Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Exactas, Universidad de Oriente, Cuba

Abstract

In this work are characterize and evaluate the water from two wells, located in "La Calera" locality Veguita de Galo of the Santiago de Cuba Province. Two sampling stations (Well I and II) were placed. Twelve samplings were carried out in the period from 2014 to 2016. Analyzing in the collected water 26 physical and chemical parameters, in addition to totals coliform, fecal coliform, bacteria The results showed that these waters are not apt to be used as drinkable water neither for provisioning, owed to than exist parameters whose moral values are superior to the established according to Standards Cubans, NC the 827-2010 Waters Down Drinkable and the NC 1021: 2014 “Communal Hygiene. Sources Of Supply of water”; Such like nitrate, little niter, ammonium among others; in addition to bacteria's presence, totals and fecal coliform.

Keywords: drinking waters, water quality, environmental impact

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2017-06-09

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Chibinda, C., Arada –Pérez, M. de los A., & Pérez–Pompa, N. (2017). Characterization for physicochemical methods and evaluation of the quantitative impact of the waters of the Well the Limestone Quarry. Revista Cubana De Química, 29(2), 303–321. Retrieved from https://cubanaquimica.uo.edu.cu/index.php/cq/article/view/2517

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Vol. 29 No. 2 (2017)

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