Fluoride is one of the most widespread groundwater pollutant. More than 200 million people,
from 25 nations, are suffering from fluorosis. This review presents an overview of fluoride …

Groundwater pollution by fluoride is one of the prime concerns of the world population due
to its toxicity, which results in adverse health impacts. In this paper, we review the current …

India has an increasing incidence of fluorosis, dental and skeletal, with some 62 million
people at risk. High fluoride groundwaters are present especially in the hard rock areas …

High concentrations of fluoride (up to 7.6 mg/L) are a recognized feature of the Wailapally
granitic aquifer of Nalgonda District, Andhra Pradesh, India. The basement rocks provide …

In the present investigation, the rainwater chemistry is studied over a one year period at a
regional representative urban site, Tirupati. A continuous record of 67 events were included …

The Yarlung Tsangpo–Brahmaputra river drains a large portion of the Himalaya and
southern Tibetan plateau, including the eastern Himalayan syntaxis, one of the most …

The corrosion rates and the nature of the corrosion products on Zn, ZnAl and ZnMgAl
coatings on steel are determined for field exposures and for accelerated tests using different …

Chemical composition of rainwater and dustfall was studied in two different stations of
Bhubaneswar, located in the east coast of India. A wet-only and a bulk collector were placed …

Large scale emigrations from rural areas to urban areas and population growth have been
uninterrupted and accelerating phenomena in parts of Ganga basin, where urbanization is …

ABSTRACTThe spatial distribution of rainwater chemistry over the densely-populated and
highly polluted Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) was investigated using samples (total= 687) …