Part 3. Turbidity
Turbidity of water is an optical property that causes light to be scattered and absorbed, rather than transmitted. This is primarily caused...
Part 2. COD and BOD
Properties of water bodies vary based on natural factors such as landscape position and slope, watershed size, geology, and soil...
Part 1. Disinfection
Properties of water bodies vary based on natural factors such as landscape position and slope, watershed size, geology, and soil composition, as...
pH, conductivity, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, phosphate, acidity, alkalinity, carbon dioxide, hardness, and nitrate are important for monitoring water quality. The Water Quality Backpack Lab contained all of the tests kits and instrumentation required to test ten of the most important water quality parameters.
The importance of soil in our ecosystem
The word Soil has many definitions. By traditional definition, soil is the natural growing medium for the growth...