The CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF BHADRA DAM WATER
Abstract
Bhadra is one of the important water bodies in Karnataka, India. It is used by a large section of people of Karnataka for their daily use and agriculture. However, with the release of chemical effluents from the industries, the chemical composition of the water body is now changed, which makes it harmful for consumption. This paper aims to analyze the chemical characteristics of Bhadra Dam water to find out how the chemical composition of Dam water changes in different locations of the Dam, and how safe it is for human consumption
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