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With looming global water-related issues, the monitoring of water quality for household and industrial consumption has become more pertinent. Rivers in nearby towns serve as primary water sources for Ekpoma town. 123 samples of stored river water were collected from 41 sampling locations and physical properties – pH, electrical conductivity (EC), s...
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... the chemical elements described in this study have regulatory limits in the NSDWQ. The allowable limits provided in the regulatory standards were compared with the concentration values of the PTMs detected in this study ( Table 2). The potential toxicity of the metals, without a basis for comparison across all standards, was evaluated in depth using human health risk assessment. ...Context 2
... the concentrations of metals in the stream sediments are indicative of pollution levels and how the source water contributes to the quality of the water being sold in towns. Figure 2(a)-2(h) presents a graphical and individual element outlook of the information presented in Table 2. Cu, Cr, and Al were not detected in the samples collected from Districts 2 and 3 (Figure 2(b), 2(f) and 2h). ...Context 3
... the chemical elements described in this study have regulatory limits in the NSDWQ. The allowable limits provided in the regulatory standards were compared with the concentration values of the PTMs detected in this study ( Table 2). The potential toxicity of the metals, without a basis for comparison across all standards, was evaluated in depth using human health risk assessment. ...Context 4
... the concentrations of metals in the stream sediments are indicative of pollution levels and how the source water contributes to the quality of the water being sold in towns. Figure 2(a)-2(h) presents a graphical and individual element outlook of the information presented in Table 2. Cu, Cr, and Al were not detected in the samples collected from Districts 2 and 3 (Figure 2(b), 2(f) and 2h). ...Citations
... It will also help the new employees to understand their roles and responsibilities. 7) Flow-mapping: Communication can be incorporated at all stages of the project through flow-mapping [27,28]. It helps to plan and manage communication easily in team-building. ...
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